KWP

As mentioned above, it can all be solved with AutoHotkey script. Both alt+s and alt+n is fixed by running a following script in AutoHotkey:

Not sure, who is the original author. but credit goes to him/her. I've just added the alt+n workaraound.

RAlt & s::
If GetKeyState("Shift","P")
   Send {Text}Ś
else
   Send {Text}ś
return

RAlt & n::
If GetKeyState("Shift","P")
   Send {Text}Ń
else
   Send {Text}ń
return

On 11/9/2020 at 11:54 AM, jnizniowski said:

Now I can't type capital “ś”, and it still doesn't work when Evernote is on the background. I suspended other scripts, but it didn't help.

Use this code / AHK script by @Barabasz:

RAlt & s::
If GetKeyState("Shift","P")
   Send {Text}Ś
else
   Send {Text}ś
return

Worked for me.

On 11/4/2020 at 4:29 PM, Barabasz said:

 

RAlt & s::
If GetKeyState("Shift","P")
   Send {Text}Ś
else
   Send {Text}ś
return

 

Best solution - thanks. Gonna use it until they fix it. 

12 minutes ago, koralfx said:

Zapisz plik z kodowaniem ANSI

Thank you, it worked

On 11/3/2020 at 10:11 AM, Michał Kuczek said:

Maybe you have AltGr instead of RAlt on your keyboard, try replacing RAlt with AltGr in the script.

You can read more about RAlt and AltGr here: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm#AltGr

AltGr didn't. AHK says it's not a correct command or sth.

Thnakfully ANSI fixed the problem.

12 hours ago, Michał Kuczek said:

For everyone looking for a temporary solution and knowing AutoHotkey, add this to your script:

RAlt & s::
    Send {Text}ś
return

This will solve the problem by disabling the Evernote shortcut and writing ś. ❤🤎💜

And you evernote team solve this quick........... thats insane .....

Unfortunately this effects in sending "Ĺ›" and not ś. Maybe I'm doing something wrong