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I downloaded a package named SublimeHighlight for the Sublime text editor. It serves as my solution to paste syntax highlighted code into Evernote. I have both Evernote and Sublime using the Menlo mono-spaced font. I select text in Sublime, right click and choose "copy as RTF". Pasting into Evernote retains the syntax coloring and indentation. So far so good.

In Evernote I have my default font size set to 14. No matter what my font size is set to in Sublime, when I paste into Evernote the font size is 12. I found this page via google which shed a bit of light on the situation: pygments, used by SublimeHighlight, has a default font size of 12 (do a 'find' on the page for 'fontsize' and you'll see it). The problem is I don't know python (what pygments and SublimeHighlight are written in) and have no idea how to change the font size of pasted-in text from Sublime to Evernote.

All I'm looking for is to past syntax highlighted code from Sublime into Evernote at the correct font size.

EDIT: I just downloaded Atom and a package for it called Copy as RTF. It works flawless. I really wanted to stay within the Sublime ecosystem, but Atom just works. Plus, Copy as RTF for Atom has more recent updates than SublimeHightlight for Sublime. Whatever works, right?
The Qodesmith
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  • So you question is to find a tool that can past syntax highlighted code into Everntoe with the correct font size, no matter the tool is sublime or not, right? – Eric Aug 24 '15 at 01:43

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May be you can try to use UltraEdit, which can help you copy your code as RTF or HTML and paste them into Evernote.

Use <code>Copy Special</code>

and then

Copy Code to Evernote

More details can be found here

Or you can try Notepad++ and use the NppExport plugin.

Notepad NppExport

and change the font size you want in Words or Outlook

RTF Open

Check here for more detail

Hope it helps.

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Eric
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  • Thanks for bringing those options to my attention. I'm hoping to stay within the Sublime ecosystem. If other answers don't persist, then I'll look into a different text editor and review your options. Thanks! – The Qodesmith Aug 24 '15 at 12:13