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Yes @evernomeansno, I submitted my issue to technical support, and I heard back (it took a few days). The support offered to convert it for me if I sent them my .obj file, but I opted to do it alone, so contact them if you prefer they do it. Here is the summary of the steps to take, but bare in mind: 1) You need access to command line, on Mac, you could use Terminal for example. 2) You need to have Xcode installed, which you can get from the App store (free, I believe). 3) For the below path, check that your Group Containers path, and your obj file path follows this p
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Has anyone been able to recover the quicknote through quick-note-preserved.obj? Is there a way to open this .obj file to read, recover or convert it to the original quicknote text? Is there another thread with the solution to this? Please help. Thanks.
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Thanks for reply, @gazumped If any @Evernote user has experienced the same issue above, and has discovered the cause -- or should a dev/tech come across the cause and solution, please do respond. I'd appreciate it. I'll try the twitter support and chat (they've been offline), as well. While this isn't a "ticket," I'd like to mark this topic's thread as open, and unresolved. I'll post back if I discover something. cheers!
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I am baffled by the Match Style Paste on Mac, as my formatting is no longer retained. I am Mac OS X Sierra 10.12.4 and I did a routine software update today. Yesterday, anytime I pasted from any source (specifically Chrome content), I could see the format of clipboard with a simple command + V (no shift) after copying. Today I am pasting from my clipboard and the formatting is not "matched." I tried Paste Match Style from Edit menu, the shortcut command + shift + V ... I even tried fiddling with "simplify format," to see if I had "toggled" a setting ... nothing. Frustrated by the lack
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I see the OP was concerned about not seeing any text when pasting into a note. I am baffled by the Match Style / Format issue - Mac OS X Sierra 10.12.4 - and I did a routine software update today. Yesterday, anytime I pasted, I could see the format of clipboard with a simple command + V (no shift) after copying. Today I am pasting from my clipboard and the formatting is not "matched." I tried Paste Match Style from Edit menu, the shortcut command + shift + V ... I even tried fiddling with "simpify format," to see if I had "toggled" a setting ... nothing. Frustrated by the lack of
