To import from OneNote, you will need to get on a computer that has both OneNote and Evernote for Windows installed. Within our Windows client, there's an option to Import from OneNote.

This operation 'talks' to OneNote using some programming interfaces from Microsoft, and asks it to convert the notes into a format that we can use. Once you've done this on a Windows computer, you can put all of those notes into a Synchronized notebook that you can then sync to the Evernote service.

Then you can sync all of those down to your Mac and use them from there. We don't have any ability to process OneNote data files directly on a Mac computer. Yes, I have Onenote 2007 installed in both Parallels and on the other PC. At first I didn't and Evernote told me so. Now, after installing I get nothing.

I've been actively using Onenote in coherence mode, but I'd prefer not to have to load windows and use the subsequent resources everytime I need it. Plus part of the nice thing about these programs is that they're running in the background so are convenient to use when you need them quickly. I can't really do that with Onenote now, hence switching to EN.

Don't bother with import. I did it with onenote 2010. My onenote categories went into notebooks and tags (all of them went into one notebook) big mess.

Tried to move notes around into some logical order in evernote but can't do that. My next try will be to copy and paste from onenote to evernote. I have not yet determined how to make stakes to put the categories in and them notebooks to put the pages in. The user interface in evernote is a mystery to me and there is nothing avalible on how to create all this in evernote. Worst documentation I ever seen.

I just about lost confidence in evernote being able to orginize my notes in any way that makes sense. Don't see much use for them with out an explanation of what they do. Typical software company documentation tells you all the good things the program will do but not a word on how to do it.

It soulnds like it is a good program but without knowing how it works it is useless.

When Evernote came out for the first time, millions of people rushed towards it as they thought this was going to be one of their greatest note taking apps. And that turned out to be true. Evernote started offering a number of features that were not present in any other note-taking apps, and the product started to gain many new users. However, after some time, Evernote increased their prices, and that is when users thought of leaving Evernote and started looking elsewhere to see if there was an alternative app available.

Fortunately, the Microsoft OneNote was available at that time, and it was similar to Evernote in some ways, so people started doing their notes on OneNote. Most people had thousands of their notes left on Evernote, and there was actually no way to get them transferred over to OneNote except for doing it manually. If it’s just a few notes you can count on your fingers, then you could migrate them manually. But if it’s a huge number, you must use a tool or something to get them shifted over to OneNote. Fortunately, OneNote gave the users a tool that allowed them to migrate their Evernote notes over to OneNote.

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The tool was initially only available for Windows PCs, but it is now available for Macs as well. In the following guide, we will see how we can use the tool to migrate notes from Evernote to OneNote on a Mac. Importing Notes from Evernote to OneNote using Your Mac You are going to use a free tool to do the following steps. Head over to the download page and download and save the tool on your Mac.

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When the tool has been downloaded to your Mac, double-click on it to open it. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the app on your Mac. It’s just a next-next process and nothing more.

When the app is installed, launch it by clicking on Launchpad in the Dock and searching for and clicking on “OneNote Importer.” The app should open. On the first page of the app, read the agreement of use and checkmark the box and click on “Get started” to move forward. On the second screen, you should be able to select your Evernote notes to be imported into your OneNote account. The entire process is fairly easy, and there’s even a video walkthrough which can be watched. When you are done importing notes from Evernote to OneNote, close the tool as you no longer need it. Launch OneNote on your Mac and see if all of the imported notes are available there.

This is just to confirm if everything went successfully. You are all done. So, that was how you could import notes from Evernote to OneNote using the official migration utility.

It helps make migrating much easier because all you need to do is enter the source of the notes and the destination and the app will then take care of everything for you. You might also be interested in:. Have something to say?

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