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Ahh!  Thanks dude!  I'll give it a try.

Hey @DTLow

I'm on a mac, and am running Evernote V7.14...

On 6/17/2017 at 5:36 PM, DTLow said:

I don't see an answer so here's what I'm working with

Setting read-only status by updating the database column contentclass as described in https://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/read_only_notes.php

Setting contentClass makes a note read-only

I'm using Applescript to access the database
for example   do shell script "sqlite3 " & quote & targetDatabaseFile & quote & " " & quote & sqlText & quote

Hey @DTLow, mind going further into detail about how to actually find the database folder?   I know I have to set the contentclass, and now I know that the contentclass isn't in an .enml, but in the database.  And... I didn't know that there was a database!  So any help is much appreciated. 🙂

On 11/28/2020 at 2:37 PM, Daniel Slosberg said:

And Script and Handwritten -- do people really use those? 

Lol.  Now that is one heck of a question.  Seriously!

Who in the heck actually uses the curly-cue calligraphy script—let alone the handwritten script?  Anyone?

Like isn't that what drawings are for?... 

Nice point.

Hey @dalembertian,

Not sure about desktop, but on the web versions you can change the editor to the classic editor—like in the below image.

Lol. I came here FROM nimbus notes.  It has a whole bunch of extra features that Evernote doesn't, but that app is just riddled with bugs.  Just open the web inspector and look at how much code is needed for a paragraph. 

Hey @Atirez, 

How did you get inline code?!!!!  I don't have inline code!

<div>hi!</div>
<div>The text editor for this forum, lets you insert codeblocks with syntax highlighting, but...</div>
<div>Evernote itself, the app that this forum is for, does not!</div>
<div>That's kinda crazy!  The text editor for the evernote forum has more features than the text editor for the evernote app!</div>

V10 is looking really nice though!  Well done on that!