charlie57

For me there is a workaround. I have Evernote on iPhone, and iPad. I compose the note with reminder and tags on the iPad, there the spell check/prediction works. Then I save it and it shows perfectly on the desktop app. I'll be the first to admit that it's a far from ideal solution. Also, to design a successor for the perfectly reliable older edition, which clearly does not work with Windows 10 Language settings., is nothing less than shoddy workmanship. I hope this helps FBZ

Well Done. Evernote are behaving in a cavalier fashion No thought of a proper transition to the new one. They should have allowed the older version/legacy to operate longer. Thereby giving more transition time.

😡 Same here folks. And the Help and Learning people are being no help. My latest version is 10.3.7 and there are not settings like the legacy v6.25.2 Come on Evernote pull a finger out. Wake up and smell the coffee