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(Archived) HTML <pre> Tag Bug


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Just tested in Chromium 15. Worked fine to new note in web client. Not quite as good pasting to new note in Windows client, but, still basically usable.

https://www.evernote...9a9107c46599d33

https://www.evernote...ca9e20e66629ef7

The difference for the windows client is probably an artifact of pasting from Linux into a Windows client in a VM, but, line breaks are properly preserved.

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<pre> should be allowed, per the API (http://www.evernote.com/about/developer/api/evernote-api.htm). Might be a missed handoff in the clipboard process: i.e., you put something on the clipboard, and it appears as several formats to the receiving program If that program picks the wrong format (e.g. CF_TEXT rather than HTML), then you can lose the formatting. There's a program available for Windows, ClipSpy, that can help diagnose problems like these.

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There's a program available for Windows, ClipSpy, that can help diagnose problems like these.

Evernoted. I expect, but have not tested, that a clip from a Windows process to the Windows client will work fine. Will take a look at ClipSpy to investigate my cross OS clipping issues.

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Yeah, I just tried it, and the fixed font came across, but the formatting is stripped. So it's not the scenario I posited.Exported the note to ENEX, the <pre>s are there, so they're not being interpreted, maybe?

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Hi,

I have a slightly different question regarding tags. I should put this in a new post but for some reason it says I need to sign in before I can create a new topic despite the fact that I clearly am signed in.

I use Evernote to combine a huge amount of disparate information and I use the tags to make sure that I create a separate note for any terminology that needs further explanation. So if I am explaining a term and in that explanation there is a term that needs further explanation, I add that as a tag to that note so it registers as something that needs to be looked at further. For example; Determinism is closely aligned to the Nature/Nurture debate.

Here I would add a tag, 'Nature/Nurture' so that I know that I have to create an explanation for this.

I now have hundreds of tags and I would like to export my list of tags to be used as a checklist against other documentation not contained in Evernote.

I have been hunting for a way to do this but do not know if it is possible. Could anyone help?

Thanks

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