sfmike

Can someone at Evernote tell me if ignoring the Windows date format is a feature or a bug?

Cannot believe they expect us to export every image in order to use it in another application. Only thing that has made me think about OneNote again. Edit: if I right click an image and choose "open" it opens the file in MS Photos. From there copy works as expected into a Word or Google doc.

+1 for this error after last upgrade on Windows. Tip by @Gonzalo Cordova above worked for me.

Thanks - I see where that can be done with Autohotkey. I have PowerToys installed, but that doesn't seem to have the same scripting capability. Still, isn't Evernote supposed to honor the Windows date format? If I do the same thing in Word it follows the setting. Is this a bug Evernote?

Anyone (esp from Evernote) care to comment?

I have always been happy with the default date format that Evernote uses for alt-shift-d: 3/3/15 I recently changed computers and reinstalled Evernote and now I am getting a different format: November 24, 2020 I see that Evernote is supposed to use the Windows short date format, however that is not the case for me as my short date format was set to m/d/yyyy and I haven't touched it. Also this new date format doesn't match the Windows long date format in my system either. Also changing either format in Windows has no effect on the Evernote format. Any suggestions?