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  1. dconnet
    That. Edit: BTW, I should mention I played around with trying to expand our current theming to the list controls (standard windows controls) that we use for the note list. It was a complete failure at making it look right.
  2. dconnet
    Precisely. My (very rough) estimate is that it would be a minimum of 6 months of effort. Almost everything in the UI is custom drawn. (Actually many of the custom drawn things are probably easier to update than some of the standard windows controls are!)
  3. dconnet
    I meant the Evernote windows version. I have zero insight into what Microsoft is doing! (And the version we have in the store is not a UWP app - it's the exact same binary you get when you do a direct download and install.
  4. dconnet
    Most other platforms get dark theme support for free. Windows does not. (The Windows dark theme support you hear about is only available to UWP apps. That's not us.) The likelihood of the current Windows version supporting a true dark theme are about 0.1%.
  5. dconnet
    A true dark mode will not be in the next release.
  6. dconnet
    Sorry...
  7. dconnet
    Use the Options dialog and disable hardware acceleration. There's no need to directly edit the registry for that anymore.
  8. dconnet
    I'm trying! I rant and rail when designers want the scroll bars to do that. Because saying I hate it is being far too kind!
  9. dconnet
    If there are no entries in the registry, you're running the Windows Store version of Evernote, not the direct download version. The store isolates the registry, so there is no way to directly edit registry entries applicable to the store version.
  10. dconnet
    FYI: We just got a Go and I was able to reproduce with 6.17.5 which is what downloaded from the store. And then, lo and behold!, today Windows Update kicked in and upgraded me to Version 1809, build 17763.316 - AND EN WORKS! (I also clicked 'check for updates' and saw a bios update happen)
  11. David Moore

    Hi dconnect

    Since asking for assistance Evernote has updated, I won't say by itself - but without any intervention by myself. I had fully completed the upgade procedure probably three times in the days before and had been confident of success until the arrival of more identical update notifications from Evernote arrived.

    Evernote help is displaying the latest version now, unfortunate because I can't easily delve into Wi 10 to see to find the the location of executable of the older version of Evernote now that it is no longer current.

    Thanks for your interest and help.

    Dave

  12. dconnet
    New CEF releases (which I'm pretty sure we had when this problem became more prevalent) are always fun. Especially since the hardware we have doesn't exhibit the issues all of you see...
  13. dconnet
    Yes. You can always set it to whatever key combo you want.
  14. dconnet
    FYI: In a future update (currently targeted at 6.18.Beta2), the default hotkeys will be updated to remove any Win modifiers. These will be: CreateNewNote: ctrl+alt+N (current default)FindInEvernote: ctrl+shift+F (new, current win+F)CaptureScreen: ctrl+alt+S (new, current win+S)CopySelection: ctrl+shift+alt+A (new, current win+A)PasteClipboard: ctrl+alt+V (current default)
  15. dconnet
    Yes. Windows did not originally use Win+A. I'm not sure what version of Windows that came in with, but it's recent. We have a bug in our backlog to change all the hotkeys to remove the Win modifier. In the meantime, users are free to pick whatever key combination they want in the Options dialog.
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