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Posted by Daly de Gagne
Jul 2, 2016 at 04:05 PM
Agree. $45 is tops.
Paul Korm wrote:
Evernote is not worth $70/year. Personally, I pay $45 (EN just
>auto-renewed it) because the $70 is for new subscriptions, not mine.
>$45 is probably too much, but I’m neutral on Evernote at that level or
>below. When I retire I’ll kill it.
>
>Stephen Zeoli wrote:
>Interesting and troubling for Evernote that no one seems to be chiming
>>up and saying the service is worth the money. Doesn’t bode well for
>EN’s
>>future viability. Does anyone on this forum think EN is a good service
>>worth paying $70 a year for?
>>
>>Steve Z.
Posted by Hugh
Jul 3, 2016 at 10:41 AM
xtabber wrote:
Ghacks has posted a tutorial for moving from Evernote to OneNote,
>including for Mac:
>
>http://www.ghacks.net/2016/06/29/migrate-evernote-onenote/
>
jaslar wrote:
A lifehacks article, too:
>http://lifehacker.com/how-to-jump-ship-from-evernote-and-take-your-data-with-1782841075
>
>I moved everything out to html files this morning. Most of the content I
>already moved to either SimpleNote or Notecase, but not a bad idea to
>have a backup. I can just load it into Chrome and search.
Thanks for these suggestions. Unfortunately for Mac-users both sources propose either manual conversion, notebook by notebook, or installing a Windows virtual machine in order to use the Windows Evernote/OneNote converter. If you’re moving everything to OneNote on a Mac (or indeed any other cloud storage that it serves), I still think that cloudHQ either on a trial or in its free version, or signed-up to its cheapest subscription version if you’re currently using Evernote Plus or Premium, may be a low-cost efficient route (at least until the promised Evernote/OneNote converter for the Mac sees the light of day).
Posted by Hugh
Jul 7, 2016 at 09:45 AM
Today I learnt (credit DocumentSnap: http://www.documentsnap.com/pdo-spuhq/) of an application called ExportNote that promises to do what its name says, for the PC and Mac. Its website states: “ExportNote is the only application for Mac and PC that can export all your notes (including local, synchronized, shared and business notebooks) into a free and standard format while preserving the organization in stacks, notebooks, and notes.” I haven’t tried it yet - details here: http://www.exportnote.com.
Posted by Hugh
Jul 7, 2016 at 09:57 AM
P.S. According to Brooks Duncan at DocumentSnap, searchable (i.e. OCR’d) PDFs are exported by ExportNote as searchable.
Posted by Paul Korm
Jul 8, 2016 at 03:00 PM
Sounded interesting so I bought it. Does the job - v e r y slowly—takes about 15 seconds to export a note; so if someone wanted to export the whole Evernote data set it would be best to set ExportNote to go and come back the next day to check progress. Not the most professional app I’ve ever used—interfaces look like what AppleScript produces. But it’s not the kind of thing someone needs to be doing frequently, so clunky doesn’t matter.
Hugh wrote:
Today I learnt (credit DocumentSnap:
>http://www.documentsnap.com/pdo-spuhq/) of an application called
>ExportNote that promises to do what its name says, for the PC and Mac.
>Its website states: “ExportNote is the only application for Mac and PC
>that can export all your notes (including local, synchronized, shared
>and business notebooks) into a free and standard format while preserving
>the organization in stacks, notebooks, and notes.” I haven’t tried it
>yet - details here: http://www.exportnote.com.