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  1. Carlos-Sz
    Version 1.2 should work on Yosemite now. Please, let me know. Download
  2. Carlos-Sz
    I still need to update this workflow for Yosemite. I'll do it ASAP.
  3. Carlos-Sz
    I have just updated and so far so good.
  4. Carlos-Sz
    I made and used a lot of workflows and I don’t know any that would be affected by this change.
  5. Carlos-Sz
    1. Go to Alfred Preferences then Workflows tab. 2. Select Edit With workflow 3. Double click File Filter 4. Click Search Scope tab then set where the workflow should search for the app
  6. Carlos-Sz
    Use /n between title and the note itself (a second /n will be interpreted as a new line) e.g. enn my title /n my note
  7. Carlos-Sz
    Evernote 5.6? If not please install the previous workflow version (see initial post for links). [update] It seems version 5.6 changed the way to search in a notebook. I’ll have to make an update. Thank you for your feedback. [update 2] It seems the Evernote app command find notes is not working properly (it seems another bug). The command is not passing results from a given notebook but always from all notes.
  8. Carlos-Sz
    And here is a version that fixes some issues due Evernote 5.6 changes: Download 8.91 for Evernote 5.6 app or greater Note: as I wrote it is not possible to show a preview (quick look) anymore (at least not for now).
  9. Carlos-Sz
    About Evernote 5.6 The new version of Evernote app changes how notes are saved and, unfortunately, removes any reference to the note file/folder itself, meaning the workflow will not be able to show a note preview (quick look). I’ll keep trying to find a way but so far it does not seem possible.
  10. Carlos-Sz
    Please, try this version. Make sure you’re using Alfred 2.5 or later. Sure, as soon as I have a new major and final version I’ll also update it there. The latest version, with Yosemite initial support, is 8.9. You can download it here.
  11. Carlos-Sz
    Please, try to delete the workflow from Alfred preferences then install it again. It seems fine here (OS X Mavericks).
  12. Carlos-Sz
    I may be wrong or even my Evernote is not that right but I think you can only use an asterisk wildcard after the query, even in Evernote app. The workflow is a kind of front end for Evernote app and thus follows Evernote app rules.
  13. Carlos-Sz
    Hi I’ve just checked Evernote’s dictionary and it seems I can’t change the note source.
  14. Carlos-Sz
    Please try typing e.g. ens bit* Or try setting automatic in the workflow preferences (see workflow Help for details).
  15. Carlos-Sz
    I’m sorry about that. Just go to the initial post and there you can download version 8.7 or 8.9 (an update that also works with Yosemite beta).
  16. Carlos-Sz
    C’mon, it isn’t.
  17. Carlos-Sz
    Please, try this version. If it does not work for you please delete Evernote workflow from Alfred Preferences then reinstall the workflow (link above). Finally, make sure your Evernote app is from evernote.com and NOT from Mac AppStore.
  18. Carlos-Sz
    I really like AppleScript.
  19. Carlos-Sz
    I’ll update it ASAP. Anyway, you can download version 1.0 here.
  20. Carlos-Sz
    Great. Thank you for your feedback. @all: If anyone needs support for Yosemite please download version 3.2 here.
  21. Carlos-Sz
    Version 3.1 should work with Yosemite. Download I’ll see what I can do to make things even better. Thank you for your feedback.
  22. Carlos-Sz
    Evernote 8.9 with Yosemite support is out: Yosemite support Templates (read about it here) Initial support for hidden subtext (Alfred preference) Download
  23. Carlos-Sz
    It seems Yosemite is not creating a plist file using System Events (AppleScript), although it can write and read. The example below does not work under Yosemite. Note that _data is the path of the plist: tell application "System Events" set parentElement to make new property list item with properties {kind:record} set plistFile to make new property list file with properties {contents:parentElement, name:my _data & "settings.plist”} end tell But the code below works and can be used to create the plist if it does not exist: do shell script "defaults write " & quoted form of (my _data & "settings.plist") & space & "WorkflowSettings" & space & "OK"
  24. Carlos-Sz
    Yosemite, at least for now, is not creating a new plist file using System Events. The version below changes the approach: Download 3.2 Thank you for your feedback!
  25. Carlos-Sz
    Can you please try this version? Download
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