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How to Prevent Markup Pop-Up constantly appearing after screen capture (and other Markup funnies)


Shiner

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Is there a config option hidden somewhere that will prevent the "markup" panel from popping each and every time I take a screen capture?

 

One use of Evernote that I use it for is generating screen shots of websites/software when producing user guides / manuals etc.
It's a quick method of taking a number of screen shots which I can then either manipulate in an external graphics editor, or simply copy/paste into my user guides/manuals etc etc.

 

After a recent update, each time I perform a screen capture, I now have this "markup" panel loading.

 

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There doesn't appear to be an option to change this under "Clipping Preferences".

 

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Another slightly weird behaviour is that selecting "Open Clipped note in a new window" doesn't actually open up a new window with the clipped note in it.

Also, "Show clipped notifications" doesn't have any effect as a notification is shown regardless of this setting.

Am not entirely sure what the "Do not show the "New Clip" dialog option should do either, as setting/clearing that option doesn't appear to have any effect.

 

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And one final funny with the "Markup" tool,  when viewing images from within Evernote client, if I click "Markup" on any image I have created with the "screen clipper", all is fine. The markup panel is opened with the image displayed and I can make any markup changes to the image.
Likewise, if I create a new "Markup Note", the screen clipper is then displayed, I take my clip and the markup panel shows my clipped image and allows me to mark it up.
If however, I open up an image that was created using for example, the Chrome "Evernote Web Clipper" --> "Clip Image", when the markup panel is opened, there is no image displayed (just a blank markup panel).
If you select "Evernote Web Clipper" --> "Clip Screenshot", then a complete image of the screen is saved which you can annotate/markup fine.

 

This is what I see when I open up an image that was created by Chrome "Evernote Web Clipper" --> "Clip Image"

 

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And if I click the resize canvas, you get this slightly weird behaviour.

 

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In this instance, it's as if the markup tool doesn't know the note is of type "image".

 

 

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If you're not clipping a screenshot specifically to save to Evernote try downloading the separate Skitch app.  You can screenshot and save to desktop,  it also acts like a graphics editor for crop / annotate and basic labels.

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It looks like the latest 5.1.x.x beta release now has Skitch built directly into Evernote itself (at least on the Windows platform).

It's the Skitch functionality that's a tadge flaky.
I've rolled back to the 5.0.x.x release for the time being which has stopped the annoying pop-ups when taking screen captures.

 

Whether they are going to have a standalone Skitch from the 5.1.x.x release onwards, I'm not sure...

Chris

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I believe that this was a bug. I.e. the markup window shouldn't have shown when just clipping a screenshot.

Though it has been removed in the latest public release, so I don't know what the deal is with that.

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