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  1. I'm doing well, thanks for asking. @Nick L. wasn't available to post the update yesterday so I did it for him. While we have many reports of this crash, we have not been able to reproduce it internally and thus we have been unable to identify the cause of the crash or find a fix for it.
  2. Evernote for Mac 7.13 is now available. You can download it here. Fixed: - We take data security very seriously, so we made an update to keep your information even more secure. - Long (and we mean reaaaaally long) usernames would push a note’s title down until it overlapped the text beneath it. The whole thing was a big mess so we fixed it. - Extra spaces in space names and space descriptions will now be trimmed down to just one. A little space is healthy but that was too much.
  3. This is indeed a bug. Spotlight should not be returning results for those files.
  4. The four options available for Insert Date are simply based on the four date formats in System Preferences (Short, Medium, Long, Full). In order to set your own date format, go to System Preferences->Language & Region->Advanced->Dates
  5. I'm not entirely sure what you mean. Can you post a screenshot? You say you're talking about 'the right side window pane', do you mean the editor window? If so, the display of the title should not be affected by the view mode of the note list. In other words, the title should look the same in the note editor regardless of whether you're in side list view or in card view.
  6. Yes, this is the email you get the first time you receive a message from someone. If you click the button you'll have the option to see the message in the web client or desktop client. Click the notebook in the chat and it should be added to your account.
  7. Have your student open the notebook (by clicking on it in the chat window). Once they do, it should be added to their notebooks. Does that work?
  8. Right, but your original script already did that. I’m just trying to figure out what the goal of your changes was.
  9. No, you’re right. There doesn’t seem to be any difference. I was just trying to fix the problems with your latest script (using keyboard shortcuts that don’t exist, using theMessages before setting it, mismatched tell and end...) and didn’t reread the whole thread. What were you trying to accomplish with your latest script that your original didn’t do?
  10. I’m good at debugging and modifying other people’s scripts, but I don’t know if I could write one from scratch. The issue where find notes did not work with the 'notebook:' syntax should be fixed in 6.0.6 beta 2 Which other issues are affecting your workflows?
  11. Try this: tell application "Notes" set theMessages to every note repeat with thisMessage in theMessages set myTitle to the name of thisMessage set myText to the body of thisMessage set myCreateDate to the creation date of thisMessage set myModDate to the modification date of thisMessage tell application "Evernote" set myNote to create note with text myTitle title myTitle notebook "Imported Notes" tags ["imported_from_notes", "Yosemite", "Another_Example_Tag"] set the HTML content of myNote to myText set the creation date of myNote to myCreateDate set the modification date of myNote to myCreateDate end tell end repeatend tell
  12. You could try using keyboard shortcuts. Something like this maybe: tell application "Evernote" activate -- bring the Evernote client forward delay 1 -- wait to make sure the client has fully activated tell application "System Events" keystroke "|" using command down -- Cmd-| to go to the note list keystroke "a" using command down -- Cmd-A to select all end tellend tellI now see you were talking about the Notes app. A similar approach should work there too.
  13. You could try using keyboard shortcuts. Something like this maybe: tell application "Evernote" activate -- bring the Evernote client forward delay 1 -- wait to make sure the client has fully activated tell application "System Events" keystroke "|" using command down -- Cmd-| to go to the note list keystroke "a" using command down -- Cmd-A to select all end tellend tell
  14. Hi gaz, I used the "encrypted:" search and I'll see if I can get it to work in AppleScript. Is the Attributes feature available in the Mac version? In the Mac client: 1. Click on the Search field 2. Click on the Add Search Option pulldown menu 3. Select Contains 4. In the second pulldown select Encryption 5. Click the Add button Alternatively if your system language is set to English: 1. Click on the search field 2. Type 'encrypt' Descriptive Search will suggest “Are you searching for Notes with encryption" 3. Click on the suggestion
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