That will bring up the "Windows Task Manager." Click on the "Processes" tab and scroll down the list (it's in alphabetical order) to the entry "EvernoteClipper.exe" With that entry highlighted, click the "End Process" button at the bottom right, and then click "End Process" again in the confirmation dialog that will pop up.Ĭlose Windows Task Manager by choosing the "File" menu and then "Exit Task Manager." Hold down these keys simultaneously: CTRL ALT DELETE This probably won't be necessary, but you can also close the separate EvernoteClipper.exe program, which might be running in the background. Also close the Evernote tray icon (the elephant symbol) by right-clicking on it and selecting "Quit Evernote." Now, exit the Evernote program (File menu, and then Exit). Please wait until it the sync is complete. Next, initiate an Evernote sync by clicking the Sync icon in the Evernote tool bar. Tools | Options | General | Left panel theme | Default (dark) You can do that at this setting inside the Evernote client: First, set the Dark theme for Evernote's Left Panel display - the only part of a night mode that Evernote's developers actually give Windows users. (For those who wish to customize the procedure, the file EN-color.bat is heavily commented and contains contains customization notes at the end.)
The whole process should take you less than ten minutes. Special thanks to Ashetty for suggesting revised SFK commands. This procedure changes the on-screen display of the background color of Evernote notes (without actually altering the note in any way) and also changes the on-screen display of the background color for the note list as well as making the highlight color and divider lines in the note list contrast well with the new background color. Provided as is with no warranty of any kind use at your own risk.Įvernote for Windows has a glaring white user interface many people find hard to use in dim rooms or at night.
The older versions of this patch only changed the note background color this version also changes the color of the note list as well. (the last version before Evernote 10) and below.Ĭompletely updated 30 September 2020.
Don't try to do it yourself from the command line.For use only with Evernote (also known as Evernote Legacy) versions 6. At the end of that line before the greater than sign (>) and ” paste the following code to change the color: As you likely know, in the above code, “cccccc” refers to the background color. Press or click onto this button and it will take you to a page that says ‘Success! This can be done using ant hex editor or using the same sfk binary as discussed in the beginning of the post.
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