Hi, You can get it from http://www.evernote.com/.
Jim On 1/12/15, Dave Bahr <[email protected]> wrote: > I can write the notes, but cannot read them back with either the mouse > or arrow keys. I have to save the note and then look in the web browser > mobile app to see what it says. I haven't done a lot of this sort of > testing because it's tedious, nor have I written more than one line into > the windows desktop editor and then looked on the web app. does that help? > On 1/11/2015 8:30 AM, Jonathan C Cohn wrote: >> Can you write notes if the focus is set on the input field with the mouse? >> In other words can you use the application but it is difficult to >> impossible to get to the input fields? It is fairly simple to setFocus to >> a specific control on a keystroke you can determine the name of the >> control. >>> On Jan 9, 2015, at 13:43, Dave Bahr <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi there, >>> >>> So I've been playing around with the evernote desktop client and was >>> wondering if someone who has scripting knowledge could help make it >>> accessible? There has to be some way to read the contents of notes, a lot >>> of the navigation can be done by the hotkeys and the mouse pointer. I >>> just can't reclass the window of the notes to make it read what's >>> written. Anyone willing to give me a hand with this? I've told myself I >>> need to learn vbs, but it hasn't happened yet, Chip's classes are >>> definitely on the radar though, but that's on the someday maybe gtd list. >>> Anyway, if someone has ideas, feel free to let me know. I hope it's a >>> relatively simple script to do because, now with the new beta being more >>> UI friendly, that client is much more readable in terms of its native >>> functioning. Just can't write notes with it, which defeats 1 third of the >>> purpose of the thing. >>> >>> Thanks, Dave >>> > > -- If building your own web site is holding you back, I can help.
