Bug - Lost Character Spacing in Clipping and HTML Export (Urgent)

[jasteele123 1]

I'm using the latest release of Evernote for Windows, but this bug has been around since about 4/20/2017 (coincidence?

I clip a lot of guitar chord songs and write poetry, where the spacing among characters is *very* important, since it denotes timing.  I use Courier New since it is a Monospaced font.

In the last couple of versions, this spacing is no longer maintained in either web clipping (or even just plain copy/paste).  Even more important for me is that it is not retained in HTML export (which I then use to create eBooks).

These new notes are worthless to me, even after spending way too much time manually putting the spaces back in place.  Here's an example original :

        Am     G               D/F#

So that I can feel ... the rain

Clipped, copied or exported:

 

Am G D/F#

So that I can feel ... the rain

 

Pretty easy to see the problem here.  Please, please, please fix this back to how it used to work?

 

Even in non-music/poetry note spacing can be extremely important (I can't be the only one who has noticed this?  All I found in the forum search was about line spacing.)

 

Thank you, John

 

P.S. I tried to Report a bug at https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=176617 several times, but it never gave me a form to fill out

[Dave-in-Decatur 3,938]

I don't have an answer for the spacing issue (which sounds very problematic). The problem getting the support form to work is a common one; I've run into it several times. It has to do with the Sign In link in the top right of the page. Yes, you're already signed in; but the system doesn't believe it. You have to sign out (probably from your https://evernote.com/ Web page), then go to the support page, sign back in, and click through the drop-downs. You may have to do it more than once, but eventually, more or less randomly, it will give you a green submit ticket button.