McVador

I tried that, using the "Duplicate" command in the note list, and the "duplicate" reset the Large, Medium, and Small header defaults, and the Normal Text default, though it kept the font I explicitly set. The "MONOSPACED test" lines under the Large and Medium headers only have the correct font because for those sections I copied the text, where in the last section I retyped it so it would use the default "Normal" text. In the original note, all this works as expected and has the correct font. Of course, even if this did work, it wouldn't do anything for the 13 YEARS worth of notes my coworkers and I created using our paid Business (or Evernote Teams... whatever) plan. I've been holding on to the Legacy Evernote as long as possible but it seems like that finally got pulled. We're software developers so we use a lot of "#" and things in our notes too, which Evernote 10 wants to format as headers, and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn off the auto-formatting shortcuts like you could in Legacy (e.g. so it won't create horizontal dividers when typing "---"). If I totaled up all the time spent formatting 13 years worth of notes, just to have all of it get wiped because it was just the "business decision" Evernote decided to take today... that's messed up. Here's the original note I duplicated above, for comparison. The other duplicates were just me trying different things to see what is carried over on Duplicate (still not 100%, it seems inconsistent; but I know the Header and Normal text defaults aren't).