C355#90

I believe I did open a ticket but will try that again.

Don't think the owner country matters as it's legacy US code.

-Bob.

Saying it's more coding of if/then/else is incorrect. Just use the system's regional settings. I note that the Note History is still given in the US format. I complained about this several years ago and it still hasn't been corrected. I guess the the non-US users are not a big enough market to care about.

-Bob.

3 minutes ago, s2sailor said:

I have seen this as well.  I "think" it is due to ongoing problems with the new sync and hope this will cure itself as the sync problems get ironed out.  If you haven't already, entering a support ticket stating the problem is helpful to development.

I sync  evernote every time I make a change. Perhaps it's an internal problem? I will submit to support.

Thanks.

-Bob.

-Bob.

Very frequently the Scratch Pad copies the current Scratch Pad note and pastes it in at the top and then complains my Scratch Pad is full. See the attached photo. I have drawn a red line where the original note started.

I find the Scratch Pad extremely useful but this happens so often it is rendering useless.

-Bob.

Here's one of my note Histories. Odd. Agree everyone using ISO 8601 would be best.

-Bob.

6 hours ago, Mike P said:

What version are you using and where does it use this format? This issue has been raised before and it doesn't seem to be easy to work out where exactly it is getting the format from. For me the date format is in UK format as expected. For example in the note information:

At the top of a note:

or when I press alt+shift+D

I never see anything like 3/7/22.

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Interesting mixed bag. The mm/dd/yyyy format is found in the bottom left corner of each note snippet and in the note's History. Although as you point out it's a more readable format in the note Info. I suppose the date change was started but not completed?

-Bob.

My version is:

10.39.6-win-ddl-public (3451)
Editor: v150.2.18380
Service: v1.53.4
© 2019 - 2022 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved

It appears that Evernote does not obey the device's set region for date format. It instead uses the US format of mm/dd/yyyy. It would be preferable to use my region's format of dd/mm/yyyy. Otherwise how do I know if 7/6/2022 is July 6th or June 7th? Or instead use the international format of yyyy/mm/dd and no one will be  confused. Alternatively use the month mnemonic eg: 7 Jun 2022 or Jun 7 2022.