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So I finally had time to try rolling back to a legacy version of Evernote and it worked for me to scan from Epson ScanSmart software to my choice of my usual Evernote folder! Thank goodness albeit not sure how long this will last! Head to this page and download the link to gray elephant version - https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314-Install-an-older-version-of-Evernote. PS - Aren't elephant gray anyways? Evernote's "unicorn" green days are long past... #bringbackoldimportantfuctionalities

I've tried resetting my scanner because there isn't a log out feature for Evernote within ScanSmart software. Seems to only be a login option... Seems like scanning to Evernote is dead in the water right now. Major bummer after doing so for 8 years now. Anyone have luck by rolling back to an older Evernote version?? I was wondering if this result is part of Evernote breaking apart Business and Personal user accounts. - - - Below is the message I received from Epson on Feb 4, 2021: We recently checked with our software engineers, and they confirmed, with the latest Evernote client app Ver.10, the function to connect with Evernote has been removed. The Evernote client app Ver.10 interface for connecting with clients has been abolished, therefore, the function to connect with Evernote through any Epson Apps cannot be used. Affected Epson Apps Windows : ScanSmart/ Document Capture Pro/ Easy Photo Scan Mac : ScanSmart/ Document Capture/ Easy Photo Scan Since the Evernote client app Ver.10, has no interface for connection, we are investigating a countermeasure for it. If/when there is an update to the Epson Software Apps, the updated version will be provided via the Epson Software Updater utility. We have no ETA for updates at this time. Currently, the only workaround is for users to manually upload files to Evernote. We are sorry for any inconvenience this causes; however, it is beyond our control. Thank you for understanding! Epson America