The dimensions don't seem totally lost, because if I annotate the image shows up in that window the right size. I can resize the picture in the editor, but only if the image is over a certain size. If a take a screenshot to my clipboard (Control+Shift+Cmd+4), then paste it into a note, the picture is 2x the original size. On a bulleted list, if I press 'Shift+Return', I get a new bulleted line. If I put my cursor at the very beginning of the indented line (between the bullet and the 'L') and hit 'fn+delete', the bullet will unindent. Can you mention a few of the 'lots more bugs' you are seeing with the editor? For example, if beta 3 introduces a small glitch in the database, and beta 4 fixes that, if you leave at beta 3 and install the GA, the next GA might not have the fix code since there was nothing to 'fix' in the last GA or last beta. And that doesn't fall under the 'quickly downgrade' description at all.Īnd honestly, because a beta is a beta, if I needed to downgrade to a GA, I'd start over anyway with a fresh download just in case. To get the beta, you have to download the GA, check the 'Beta' box, then check for updates.Īnd in some cases, more than a few, the beta changes the database structure, and putting a GA over that will cause EN to report errors that the database is too new for the client, so then you have to wipe everything and do a full download of your data. AFAIK, you cannot directly download a beta unless there is a link in these threads. As for the latest GA client, that is always what is at the download location. This will enable you to quickly downgrade to the production version when an issue with the BETA version occurs.

Before you update to a BETA version, make sure you have downloaded and saved the install file for the current production (GA) version of Evernote.

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