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Thanks for the update folks! Is there a reason Dark Mode is only rolled out to Mojave? It seems like it could be a simple trigger in the settings to enable this in previous OS versions.

Not sure if this is a bug. The windows client does not allow me to use the "side scroll" function on my mouse for the tables, as I would normally use it on webpages and docs. The only way to side scroll the table is to scroll to the bottom of the table, and click on the scroll bar and drag it to the side.

Hey all, Another report here - when moving text from one cell to another, it randomly merges some cells and makes them un-editable. Please see a screenshare here: https://www.screencast.com/t/eHBSJr8RG4gP

Wicked update guys! The tables definitely needed some love. Just reporting a minor bug - when editing the properties of a cell, the menu dropdown appears behind file objects. See attached screenshot.

Same issue here - rolled back to version 6.10 for a fix.

So I just tested this and it seems like an inconsistency between Mac and Windows note editing windows. On the Mac - the behavior is as expected - the doc scales within the column. However, in windows, the PDF preview generates on top of the Grid. Screenshots here of differences. So is this a bug? I don't know what to do with this information now!

I would like to be able to insert a table into my note, and insert and PDF print out into one of those grids. Here is a practical example: For school, I need to read through a lot of studies that are provided by my professor in PDF format. I would like to create a table with 2 columns and 1 row. In the left hand column, I can insert the PDF and have it visible in print out format. In the right hand column, I can keep notes about the PDF. I can definitely do this in 2 notes and have them side by side on my screen, but it is much better for me to keep my notes and source materials in a single note.

Hi all! I am doing a bit of a research paper on Evernote because I use it so much! Is anyone at Evernote willing to share some specific quality metrics you use to ensure a stable product? Whether its insight into some of the QA processes, or what steps Evernote takes into consideration to ensure that users stay connected to the service. What are some of the metrics you track to ensure product stability? Thanks for any insight anyone can provide!