dcon
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About dcon
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Yes, you can safely delete those installers.
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As far as I know, all those other clients support dark mode natively. Win32 does not. Which means writing custom controls for pretty much every single UI element in the app. That is a massive job (I know, I looked into that before I left). So prioritizing performance is a much better bang/buck for the Windows client. LOL. You joke about that... The Windows dev team is about the only people there that run Windows. (Tho, when I left last June, they had managed to convince a couple more people to use Windows as their primary system)
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No, no socks. But I did get some at my new company - they were part of the holiday gift bag! -
And the mug! (and LOTS of tshirts...) And who knows how that may change across MS updates...
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Oooo. That one looks nice - I'll have to keep it in mind when it gets time... I do often bring mine to dog shows (where I'm secretary) - that would travel _much_ better!
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As I remember, the ordering is simply what Windows says. (Keep wanting to type 'tells us' - but I'm not 'us' now LOL!) EN doesn't know how that is sorted. And who knows how Windows actually keeps its internal list...
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Unless something changed since I left, the Windows EN installer does not create a send-to item. Never has.
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I didn't figure it was. But all the googling seems to imply "this is how to fix it". You know... the internet... sigh. For now, single sided scanning is fine. For things that are truly double sided, I can use Acrobat to reorder the pages. When the scanner fully dies, I will probably go for another ix. They're not cheap, but I've been loving this one! (It also helps I was an EN employee when I got it - EN had a blowout sale for employees and we got it for something like 80% off!)
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How to change where a note opens in my browser window
dcon replied to lbdavek50's topic in Evernote for Windows
From the image, it looks like you're running the normal Windows exe. And there just happens to be a full screen browser running behind it. Why the note keeps opening there, I don't know. When I open a note, move it, close it, open another note; that 2nd open opens where I closed the first one. -
Here's a scan I just did... 2019_12_30_08_21_20.pdf
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Ah, that's good to know! The SS web page certainly seemed to imply everything would be done via wifi... Now I can debate about whether to do it or not... Though I'm wondering if my scanner is dying - it now has a black bar on the backside scan. Tried cleaning as suggested, but that didn't fix it. So at least for now, I've disabled 2-sided scanning.
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No one here is paid... (well, except the folks who actually are Evernote employees - but those are clearly shown in the info under the poster's name)
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I got that email saying the Evernote specific version is now dead - Hey! Upgrade to ScanSnap Home! (firmware update plus PC software update) (reads the fine print) Um, this looks like they're taking away USB scanning and forcing me to wifi - and their cloud. <expletive> no! (I take my scanner to remote places with my laptop [dog shows] that have no wifi)
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Did something happen to the shortcut for checkboxes?
dcon replied to tavor's topic in Evernote for Windows
Windows tends to stick to Win+<something> for its keys. It could be a different program registered that sequence. Global hotkeys are a first-come-first-served type thing. And that's not a global hotkey for EN - it's just a standard accelerator sequence (as in, it will only work in EN, not when another program has focus) And it still WOMM! (Works On My Machine) (Win10Pro + current patchs, EN6.22.3) -
[SOLVED] Can not update on Windows 10 (Evernote.msi may be damaged)
dcon replied to rogonma's topic in Evernote for Windows
Just run the old installer again. If it prompts for anything, you're doing a "repair". EN should be able to upgrade (or uninstall) fine after that. It sounds as though you may have some clean up tool that is removing msi files from \Windows\Installer. As you can see, that's a _really_ bad idea. Those MSIs are used as the script to uninstall old programs.
