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Dave Green

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  1. Feels like they did get the timing right and put up the bubble too quickly causing it to interfere with normal selection motion. Hopefully they can increase the delay and eliminate the frustration that it presently brings.
  2. Understood, but it is a consequence of a bad choice Digital Research (CPM) made, and Microsoft copied -- making \ the path separator while the rest of the world, like Unix, programming languages, etc., made \ the escape character. It has caused problems forever! You can make it visually right by doubling to \\ but then it won't work in the filesystem. You might want to put in a code insert `text` using the ` character at the beginning and end.
  3. Can you look at the source code (in raw markdown) to see if the \ is still there and the rendering engine merely shows the next letter with the \ being an escape? You could have yarle universally translate \ to / . While it is not the Windows Standard character for paths, it may work.
  4. You may be able to use "outdent" to fix it. It has a keyboard shortcut if you need to use it multiple times. It can be applied to a selection.
  5. I agree with the analysis, but I don't see how it can be configured in TextExpander. As a poor workaround, after pasting, you can delete and retype the space after the ## (or highlight the space) and replace it with a space. Alternatively, you can use Keyboard Maestro for this, which can submit keystrokes for processing.
  6. A while ago, I wrote a Keyboard Maestro shortcut to deal with this. See https://glimmer.gwizlabs.net/blog/2020/12/29/open-by-highlighted-url/
  7. Additionally... Are they titled for the subject line of the email? searching using intitle:”subject text” should give you them (not perfect almost as well as many mail clients) especially if you sort by date.
  8. I don’t remember but it is still in the iOS client.
  9. You can start typing after the slash and the list is rebuilt with those things that match. If you know what you want, it is likely faster than scrolling to it. Of course, if you are hunting, scrolling is invaluable.
  10. I'll try again... It helps back the focus out a level in the GUI so that you can tab (or use other keys) to get to other locations in the GUI. I think it may be useful to folks who are using keystroke players to automate Evernote actions.
  11. This works for me on the Mac. Opening the file, opens it in macOS Preview and marking it up and closing then closing Preview did store the markup as evidenced by it being visible in the page view of the PDF inside Evernote. 10.79.3-mac-ddl-public (20240307101007) Editor: v177.6.1 Service: v1.95.0 © 2019 - 2024 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved
  12. FWIW, the order in which you select them is still the order in which they will be merged, but you have two clicks: The merge button and then another merge button on the popup window. Personally, I like the opportunity to review what I am doing, but I can see that if you merge all the time, you may have more confidence proceeding without validating.
  13. You can type enough to narrow the first listed choice to the tag you want and then hit 'enter' to select the tag.
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