Dave-in-Decatur

Take a look at Ian Small's recent report on the state of the product.

But is it possible to click the gray bar at the top of the HTML box to get the "make editable" magic wand? Or doesn't that work for material that originated in a Web clip?

@oden, I'm inclined to agree with you. But please post a message only once; multiple posting only adds to the clutter.

I suspect that @bswiss56 is on a Mac, where I think the last previous version was 7. But just guessing.

Hi, and welcome to the forums. I'm not sure what "mobile responsive" meant in the original post. If the calendars are tables, then indeed the Evernote mobile apps have not, in the past, been able to work well with tables. But if you simply can't access any templates at all, that's a different story. I find that I am able (in a very quick test) to apply the monthly calendar template to a note I'm creating. I'd suggest posting this in the Android-specific forum, where you might more readily encounter others with a similar problem. Or, since you've got a Premium subscription you might want to con

Hi, and welcome to the forums. Until this feature is added back into the most recent version of Evernote for Windows (hopefully), you'll need to use the "legacy" version 6.25 to do this as you have before. See https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314 for information on getting the legacy app. Let me suggest also that you not use your email address as your username in these forums. They are very public places, and a bad actor could snag it.

For those who haven't used OneNote, can you explain how "print to a notebook" works? Evernote has multiple ways of getting material into a note--at least the legacy version 6.25 does--including: email or forwarded email; import folder (scan or copy a document to a specified folder, and Evernote will automatically import it to a note); Windows Send To (implemented through the Windows Explorer right-click menu); Web clipper, for Web pages in a browser. Hope this is some help.

Hi, and welcome to the forums. These are primarily user-to-user, and for an issue like this, it might be worth contacting Evernote support, since you have a Premium subscription.

For reasons that CEO Ian Small has outlined in blog posts and interviews (e.g., here and here), they are not going back. They have built an entirely new code base to be used for all platforms (rather than maintaining separate ones for Windows, Mac, Web, etc.), and there is no reversion from that. What we can hope for is that features will be restored to the Windows program, performance will improve, and eventually new and better features will appear.

I see exactly the same. Sheesh.

Thanks. I'll quit wagging my tail and be glad to wait patiently. 🐶

This page has information for installing the older "legacy" version: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314.

Another good link to include here would be Keyboard shortcuts in Evernote for Windows, with its comparison between the current and older versions.

These are primarily user-to-user forums, so you are only swearing at other people who are (mostly) also disappointed. Honestly, no offense, but it's kind of like the guy at the sports bar who curses out the manager and the star players and the team ownership while glaring at his fellow disappointed fans. Since you have a Premium subscription, you have the privilege of swearing directly at Evernote support. They at least get paid to read it.

Good catch. Works in the Web client too. The list of Windows keyboard shortcuts does not include it.