Etaoin Shrdlu

Guess it's because I'm using a Mac that the wording is slightly different to what's in PinkElephant's comment above. Normally I'd select some text, change the font, and hit "Normal Text" > "Update 'Normal text' to match" to change all text in the note using the "Normal Text" style to the new font. But basically it's the same method I think and it worked okay up until the other day. I had set a note to monospace 14pt using the above method a few weeks ago. After upgrading Evernote to 10.67.4 today, the note now displays in sans serif 16pt. The editor however says it's monospace 14pt. I tried selecting some text, so that I could use the above method and change everything back to monospace. The font select menu says the text is monospace, and clicking on "monospace" does nothing. The text stays as "Sans Serif" and the menu still says it's "monospace". Trying clicking on "Sans Serif" does nothing as well. The text stays as it is and the menu still says it's monospace. Trying a third font however (e.g. "Slab Serif") does change the font of the selected text. Then trying "monospace" does change the text to monospace. Keeping that text selected, I hit "Normal Text" > "Update 'Normal text' to match" to change all normal text to monospace This just changes the selected text back to Sans Serif 16pt. The only way I can set all text to monospace is to "Select All", change the font to some intermediate setting ("Slab Serif" or something), and then on to "Monospace". I also have to do the same routine for the font size as well, going from 16 to 14 via some other setting. Of course this only changes the existing text. Any new text pasted in defaults to Sans Serif 16pt. Any ideas welcome, all of my notes that were in monospace 14pt are now in Sans Serif 16pt and tables etc relying on spacing are not readable until I have to keep changing the font back to how I'd set it. My Evernote version is 10.67.4-mac-ddl-public (20231204112355) Editor: v176.32.0 Service: v1.80.3

I have 124 notebooks 😐 They're in only three stacks, but you can't export stacks. Going to export the notebooks one by one before installing the legacy version, just in case. Currently running 10.5.7 on a Mac running 10.12.6 (Sierra).