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dcon

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  1. 4 minutes ago, abdu said:

    and we can't change it.

    You could open the EXE in Visual Studio (as a resource) and modify the resource table...

    But, no, the ability to allow the user to remap accelerators was never done. It's not the simplest thing - I know, I implemented something like that in my little hobby program. With very limited developer resources, that was a conversation I never even heard come up during my 6 years there.

    (And, no, I don't know the history behind the mapping - that was done long before I started there)

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  2. On 3/13/2020 at 3:34 PM, Dave-in-Decatur said:

    I just installed it, and honestly I wasn't aware that either of these two was supposed to appear. I still don't see them. Where should I be looking?

    The first one you may have previously said GOAWAY! ("Don't show again") I know the first time I install on a new machine and exit, I always click that!

    I think the 2nd only comes up sometimes (I don't remember the conditions). But you do need to have sync-changes-on-exit enabled (in options).

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  3. 22 hours ago, V-2 said:

    It merely offers a system-level settings switch.

    Not really. The only way a Win32 app knows that is by looking at an undocumented registry key. (Unless MS has changed that in the last few months - I work on Ubuntu now so I don't really keep up on things like that)

    And trying to get some system components (like the list control) to draw correctly is ... um ... I'm sure people at Evernote can still hear the echos of my screams (I left last June!) when I tried to get the listctrl working correctly...

  4. 22 hours ago, jefito said:

    My experience led me to believe that, at least, additions to the dictionary were  stored and managed by CEF

    That was always my impression too. Though I never worked on that part of the code...

    Remember when we (well, it's now 'they'!) upgraded CEF? The dictionary format changed. (Which made a number of people very grumpy)

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  5. 18 hours ago, jefito said:

    Hmmm. In SysInternal;s Process Monitor, I do see the Evernote process creating a copy of the attachment (a PDF file in my case) in the temp directory on drag/drop.Don't seem to see it in a copy/paste operation. Mysteries abound for the idle mind...

     

    This triggers a vague memory... I think we had to do that to work around some oddities in CEF (chromium embedded framework) in order to get DnD to work. I didn't do that work, hence the vague memory. (after looking at CEF code, or worse, modifying it, an exorcism is required).

    Once you close EN down, any files left in the temp folder can be safely deleted.

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  6. On 2/12/2020 at 8:41 AM, RadioPhil said:

    How does EN know the pixel size?

    What I mean: If EN is running on a high DPI screen (let's say a 4K screen at 200%), then a nearly full screen width could be 3800 pixels. It saves that value. Not a normalized one at 1900. So when you change monitors and are now on a normal screen (1920px) at 100%, EN starts at 3800px.

    Another way, but less desirable - r-click on the actual evernote.exe and change the DPI setting at the windows level. But this means the app will be blurry on hi-DPI...

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