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You can download it here: Evernote 6.13.3 (OS X El Capitan (10.11) and above) - http://cdn1.evernote.com/mac-smd/public/Evernote_RELEASE_6.13.3_455969.zip

I use PDFpen Pro — it has a built-in "save to Evernote" function for after I've marked up a PDF file on my Mac. https://smilesoftware.com/pdfpen-family

Thanks for the upvotes, all! This is a screenshot of the button in question:

I don't recall which 'version' of Evernote Web I was using, but the one I like is mostly white with green buttons on the side (I think it's called "Classic") — but I enjoy using it because it syncs up with my Google Calendar. It did not show up in the beta version, nor in the beta editor views. Is this coming back to the new editor anytime soon?

Unfortunately, Evernote no longer runs Yinxiang Biji — it's been separated and is it's own company now. I'm not sure how much support Evernote can give you regarding Yinxiang Biji now.

Pro tip: After you install it on your Mac, add the San Francisco fonts to the "Web" group in Font Book. You'll be able to have it as an option inside the note body. This is how I added Caecilia and Gotham to my notes:

I had a similar issue happen to me. I went into the Note History (A Premium feature, as far as I know), and re-imported the file from Evernote's servers.

Here's an idea: Keep your documents, PDF, photos, etc in Google Drive, and then insert links to that information into Evernote.

Wow! That is thorough!

I can't, either. It seems the metadata now has a .enspot extension — I wonder if Alfred can't "see" these files yet?

I wonder if the RAM is being used to index the notes?

Granted, I am on a Mac, but the process should be the same for Windows: Select all of the notes you wish to export, whether in the same Notebook, or in the All Notes area. From the "File" menu, choose “Export Notes…” As far as I know, there is no way to export an entire notebook as a folder.

Good luck, let me know how it ends up for you.

I wonder if it's related to this banner in the Evernote Forums? https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/119048-security-update-email-regarding-account-security/

The dot means you're not signed into the Evernote web clipper. If you click on the elephant icon in your Safari toolbar, it should allow you to sign into your account. It's not linked to your Evernote account on your Mac or in the web.

Looks like Google's Roboto font:

After you grab a screenshot with Skitch, you can change the export format by utilizing the pulldown menu next to the file name: https://www.evernote.com/l/AAYeJQ0jbHdIdKamTqL_QDve2rsuiHkh3vI

There's also the Scansnap Cloud app for iOS devices, which is how I configured my ix500 to scan directly to Evernote over Wi-Fi. That might help.

Are you using an ix500 scanner?

Here's a good place to start: Evernote 6.13.3 (OS X El Capitan (10.11) and above)- http://cdn1.evernote.com/mac-smd/public/Evernote_RELEASE_6.13.3_455969.zip

As long as the attachments are not opened in an external application (i.e. filling out a PDF in Acrobat Pro), you're good to go.

Your tags need better names 😉

I finally have an iPad Pro (gen 1) and a Pencil, and I can finally use Penultimate… and now it's like it was abandoned 😐

Is this the ScanSnap Evernote Edition, or a plan Fujitsu scanner, like an ix500?

You can link your two-factor auth to an application like Google Authenticator or (my recommendation), 1Password. Strong passwords, like what @DTLow suggested, are always a good idea.