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Thank you, @Kolmir That worked. Of course, I still can't use Grammarly in it since the two don't talk to each other through the Windows application ecosystem. I had wondered about this when I read that installing the legacy version would solve the problem. As I mentioned, I use Evernote mainly on the web, and there used to be a way to go back to "classic" there, but now it seems that only changing the editor is supported, and that does nothing to allow Grammarly back in. This is too bad. Grammarly was the only thing that had been keeping me on Evernote when both OneNote and Notion had better interfaces. OneNote can't use Grammarly, and Notion's plethora of choices and connections makes it unwieldy (for me). But Notion, even though it has a really weird editor interface (every line-feed creates a new block) uses Grammarly. I want to stay with Evernote, but they keep stumbling. Anyway, thanks again for your help.

How can I install the "legacy version". I mainly use Grammarly on the web. Thanks.