[MlMt] Evernote bundle problem

[Benny Kjær Nielsen]

On 23 Feb 2015, at 19:46, John Cooper wrote:

> When I try to save a message to Evernote using the Add command 
> (ctrl+shift+E), the note has the title of the message, but a body of 
> "(null)".

That shortcut indicates you have a manually installed version of 
Evernote. It's not related to this issue, but you might want to delete 
the bundle installed here:

	~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Bundles/Evernote.mmBundle

> It looks as if "Add with Summary" does what I want, saving the entire 
> message, but I would have expected "Add" to do this. I'm not sure what 
> "Summary" means, but I had guessed it has something to do with Apple's 
> summarized text feature.

Summary means the text content of the message (but no attachments). In 
other words, it's not really a summary, but it's also not the entire 
message.

The two commands are because those exist for all the task-oriented 
bundles. For Evernote it might not make much sense with the non-summary 
variant. I probably won't do much about it before (eventually) revising 
all of the bundles.

I don't think “(null)” was inserted when I created the bundle, but 
apparently Evernote changed a bit.

-- 
Benny
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