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@gazumped Glad to see you too! That's correct, I departed Evernote back in 2017. Probably those early employees are now "forever guilty" and are marked as such Anyway, I'm determined to do my best to ensure that all users who trusted Evernote their data back then will be able to retrieve it.

Glad you found a solution! Just for the record -- there are some useful Evernote 2 and 3 tools and releases saved here: https://www.kvitek.com/en/ As far as I remember, Evernote 3 could import Evernote 2 stuff directly, and also supported export to .enex Best, /Peter

@danhash Evernote populates SourceURL attribute when it is empty and user pastes text from the clipboard with one of the clipboard formats containing url of the page the text was copied from. This typically happens when you copy text from the browser and paste it into a note, or drag and drop. Most of the time it's very convenient to have a reference back to the original page -- you have your local copy stored in Evernote in case online page goes away, and also a reference to the source material, if you need to revisit it. In fact, this is very popular feature: quite a few Evernote notes are created with this automatic source url, so it must be useful. There is no code that populates SourceURL field based on the note content, so the "randomly" populated note SourceURL you see come from you copy/pasting text into your note. If you don't want clipboard SourceURL to be associated with the note every time you paste web page text, click "Info" button and add a few spaces into note URL. Blank SourceURL will not be shown in the Note Info panel and non empty Source URL will prevent new SourceURL added to the note when you paste.

Uncheck the option Tools/Options/Note/ [X] Create new note in a new window

Check F4 action in V6 -- it repeats last editing command. If this command was "Font... Ctrl+D", it works like format painter. Note that you can pick the exiting format by using Ctrl+D by re-applying it.

DJDB, Evernote Windows client uses Open Office dictionaries, so if you download any existing Open Office dictionary and add its .aff and .dic files to Evernote dictionaries folder (which is normally located in "C:\Program Files\Evernote\Evernote\Dict") you will be able to select the dictionary in Tools/Options/Language/Spelling. Open Office dictionaries are available here: http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary /Peter

Evernote uses HunSpell dictionaries, the same ones as used by the Open Office. To install them, just copy the dictionary files (*.aff and *.dic) into "C:Program FilesEvernoteEvernoteDict" folder. /Peter

Owyn, Please post a screen shot of the error dialog that goes into loop. Thank you for reporting! /Peter

Interesting ... looks like pretty much everything is 10 or more times slower. Would it be possible to run a few tests with ENScript.exe, like createNotes, importNotes, exportNote, syncDatabase to see if console application works better? /Peter

Would it be possible to capture debugging trace under WINE? Current pre-release version outputs some profiling info that could probably be used to identify what makes it sluggish. I don't know if DbgView works under WINE but it's worth trying (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysi ... 96647.aspx) /Peter

Please send in the app log, it may contain some clues. /Peter

noxon, Animated sync button glitch: yeah, we know. This is a bug to be fixed ... thank you for reporting anyway! /Peter

Good to know WINE finally improved its alpha rendering support. This is important feature of modern GUI's and Evernote uses it extensively. The sluggishness issue is not expected -- BETA build does not contain any extra code to slow down execution, it's all in debugging build. Would it be possible to run DbgView or and other debug output capture tool to see the profiling output?

Looks like most of the graphics images that are used to draw UI are not rendered at all Not surprising since they all use alpha channel and alpha channel rendering seems to be a weak area under WINE.

Martin, While WINE support is not among EN4 requirements, it's good to know the current implementation works, although I expect some visual issues with transparency and alpha channel rendering. Would it be possible to send us a few screen shots of EN4 running under WINE? Database format in EN4 is identical to EN3.5. ENScript is coming soon, EN4 being slow: does it look similar to the UI locking issue described in this forum post: viewtopic.php?f=56&t=18607 ? Thank you, /Peter