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Default fonts and templates
Dave-in-Decatur replied to Mr.P's question in Evernote for Windows Requests (Versions 10.0 and above)
I have no idea what their future plans are, but the goal seems to be font consistency across platforms--which means precisely that a limited set of HTML-controlled fonts, not the system fonts from Windows or Mac (let alone customized/imported fonts), will be available. That's only my interpretation. Conceivably the set of fonts will increase over time. But I have a gloomy feeling that a choice among, say, Tahoma, Trebuchet, and Verdana is not in the offing. -
I'm not disagreeing with anything in this thread. But for the record, pretty colors have in fact been a much-requested feature for a long time. Many people find them useful for quickly identifying or sorting out material within a note. And one of the major points of this major update is in fact consistency--but consistency across platforms, not with earlier versions, which is what is lousing so many people up.
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Send To Evernote (Windows 10)
Dave-in-Decatur replied to jdnunn's question in Evernote for Windows Requests (Versions 10.0 and above)
This seems to be a generalized, um, "feature" of Evernote 10. There are reports in the forums of this happening with scanned files as well, and I think also with emailed files. It eliminates part of the value of having a default notebook, IMHO. -
Duplicate Notes get created automatically!
Dave-in-Decatur replied to HemantVasishth's question in General Technical Issues
See also the thread on this issue in the Windows desktop program: -
New update is- how do I remove it?
Dave-in-Decatur replied to t8769's question in Evernote for Windows Requests (Versions 10.0 and above)
Lots of people are experiencing this frustration. Several of these topics are addressed in existing threads in the forum. A quick search will find them. -
I did agree with the make-it-free-till-its-working-better idea. But, thinking about it, while I do see the point of that, there is still the legacy version that works as it should; and part of what a Premium subscription is for is to use Evernote on multiple devices. So far the Android update has not been fully rolled out, and when it is I suspect it will be better received, because it will offer a much-improved editor while not removing features (such as import folders) that never existed on Android anyway.
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@RavBoy, thank you so much for slogging through all that, transcribing it, and excerpting it. Whew! It's hard to read because of the nature of oral flow of speech, but I get the main ideas. I'm not crazy about the attitude to the forums. Guess we're 1%ers here and didn't know it! I wonder if the surveys went out to all users, or if they distinguished between Basic and paid users. I think the latter are more likely to be the power users who also contribute heavily on forums. And I think percentage of users maybe ought to be coordinated with intensity of use: if 50% of casual users use a feature for 15 minutes per day, how does that compare with 3% of users (the 3% who are more intense or power users) using a feature for 5 hours a day? Not a statistician, so I don't know; but I think intensity of use should be figured in along with sheer number of users. I do feel like they are aiming forward, and I get that (as more knowledgeable people than I, such as @hanseric and @Jon/t, have said in this thread) the unified code base was absolutely necessary in order to provide the possibility of innovation. But I don't think they should have released the placeholder version that is the current Windows v. 10, which is not much more (it seems) than the Web version in a Windows app. Hopefully the stripped-out features will begin reappearing in weeks rather than months, and innovative dashboard lights will not be prioritized over once-existing drive trains.
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Hmm, I still use the old Windows version, and changes sync to the Web client just fine. When I get the spinning-circle mess, I find that clearing cookies (rather than cache), even just the last hour's worth, will fix it. It changes to a page with a green reload button, and clicking that gets me where I need to go. Urk.
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Hi, and welcome to the forums. This is the forum for the in-browser Web client. Sounds like you're using the new iOS version? There's a separate forum for that somewhere. But a related issue is also happening in the new Windows program: So I'm not surprised it's happening in iOS. Now that the code base is unified all the bugs will appear everywhere simultaneously. Hurray!
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It's still happening, randomly, to me as well. After a minute or two, it goes away. But those are looong minutes.
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Toolbar disapears when editing notes
Dave-in-Decatur replied to Magnus Westin's topic in Web Client Issues
Oh, and BTW: they cleverly ported the bug over into the new Windows program too: -
Default fonts and templates
Dave-in-Decatur replied to Mr.P's question in Evernote for Windows Requests (Versions 10.0 and above)
WRT default fonts, there is no way to select a default anything until they reintroduce app preference settings, which they do say they are working on.