If your notebooks are small enough, you might be able to identify individual problematic notes, but that’s a palaver. It actually does a partial import into OneNote, giving you a vague notification that some of your notes didn’t import. Microsoft’s Importer really doesn’t like these massive attachments, and tends to break. And those image heavy PDFs aren’t especially compressed – although they are searchable as I use OCR. Sometimes there will be a 100 page or more PDF in a note. I’ll regularly scan long magazine articles, cycling or walking route guides, reviews from print publications and so on. The reason for that is because I use a Fujitsu scanner to capture paper files and digitise them. But I have a lot of PDFs in my Evernote storage. I think it works fine if you have small notebooks without large PDF attachments included within them. All you do is install it on a computer where you also have a desktop installation of Evernote, and the importer tool goes away, finds all your Evernote books and converts them to OneNote. Microsoft has built an Importer that should specifically do the job for you.
It might be very different on a Mac, and the tools I use here might not be available.
So how do you go about moving from Evernote to OneNote? I’ve decided to use the version from the Windows store.) Moving (I genuinely don’t know the answer to this one.
Should I be using OneNote 2016 or the OneNote Windows Store app? They both do the same thing, but they’re different. The way it’s organised can seem confusing from the outset, and there are multiple apps that replicate the same functionality. Since I bought a Surface Go last year, I’ve been trying to use a pen and touchscreen more frequently for note taking etc. Evernote is basically costing me the same as OneNote, except that OneNote comes with the rest of Microsoft Office 365 and 1TB storage.Īnother reasons is OneNote support for pens on touch displays. The main reason is that it feels like OneNote gets a bit more love and support.ĮverNote is fine as far as it goes, but it hasn’t really moved on much, with newer features mostly aimed at business teams rather than individuals. I feel a little bad about this, but I’ve decided to close down my Evernote account and move across to OneNote.
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