Swbuehler could probably build this into their applescript. add some empty lines at the end of the note. Personal opinions aside, I'll post the results as soon as I have them.Įdit: A workaround is to always change something else as well as the creation date, e.g. For the low success rate of this particular first-aid measure, they don't seem to mind the cost of the extra network traffic it causes (in my case, it's >2GB on each re-download, totaling something around 15GB on all my devices). The first response was to completely remove evernote itself and all evernote related data (using apptrap), then reboot, reinstall and redownload all data.Īs a personal side note: This has always been the first response in all the three support tickets I had in the last 12 months, and it has never resolved the issue. I have opened a support ticket yesterday. How can I change the creation date on the Web interface in order to get older minutes/notes backdated properly?
AppTrap offers you the possibility to quickly delete those files, but also enables you to keep them. All the connected files will then be displayed in list mode in a popup window. All you have to do is uninstall apps the old fashioned. In other words, AppTrap launches and does the work for you automatically. plist files that have been left behind and ask to move them to the trash.
USING APPTRAP MAC
However when I create a note locally on my Mac, change the creation date on my Mac and sync/upload the note into the Web, then it works. Using the AppTrap functions is extremely simple: each time you send an app to the Trash, AppTrap scans your disk for files affiliated with the utility. AppTrap installs a daemon that runs in the background monitoring the trash, when you drag an app to the trash it will search for associated. It just remains on the date the email arrived on the EN server. When I create notes by sending emails to my EN email address, any changes of the creation date on my Mac do not get synced back to the EN server. After some research I found the following: Unfortunately the creation date stayed the same on my iPad and the web interface.
USING APPTRAP FOR MAC
On my EN for Mac I then put the creation date back. I sent minutes by email to my evernote address. Since they are all in the past I wanted to backdate the creation date. I started to create notes with meeting agendas, minutes etc, for future reference. I've come across a problem that really bothers me: I was told I should repost in this forum, as it appears it might be a problem of the Mac client, seems to work under Windows:
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