Remove inner CDATA sections: Onenote doesn't li. In Onenote: File->Options->Save & Backup The locations of all notebooks and the quick-notes-section.Īdd a checkbox to only use the create date for. evernote2onenote/Evernote2Onenote-1.2.1.zip Replace inner CDATA sections with an enquoted v. 'Method not found' : already multiple issues opened for this, a little search first. Only remove styles from s and keep other s. evernote2onenote/Evernote2Onenote-1.2.2.zip What's the name of the tag? Maybe renaming the tag helps. Yes, that could be the problem: Onenote does not allow section names with a dot at. Sorry I meant Onenote tabs in second line. The free version of Onenote 2013 is limited and you won't get a tab for each Evernote. Hi Stefan Thanks for quick response, downloaded 2016 office and all works OK From.Ĭould Not Create The Target Notebook In Onenote I have the same problem, same versions (W7 64 bit Onenote 2016. I had the same problem and then I remembered to check my version of. Onenote can run under a different user account, for example as Admin. The error is a COM error 'interface not registered'. Thanks for the reply - I do have the Desktop version (not the app version) and I.Ĭould not create target notebook in Onenote

I have onenote 2016 installed (full version) I do not have special characters in all of them, nor can I edit all of them even if I have special chars. So what is the accepted solution? I am getting this error on all 2401 of my notes. I am really looking for a way to transfer my 10k notes from evernote to onenote. Sometimes they have text but no pictures. sometimes the notes have attachements but no text. is there a solution? Microsoft's evernote2onenote converter doesn't work at all, and this one produces empty notes 75% of the time.

The picture for each note in Evernote is replaced with.Ĭannot import either from Evernote or Enex files There is some duplication of notes because of multiple tags (not a particular problem for me and potentially useful), but the notes are empty of text. Images 2 & 3 are what the Onenote entry looks like. Image 1 is an example of what an original Evernote looks like. The import process appears to work and a new note / notebook is created in Onenote but it is generally empty. evernote2onenote/Evernote2Onenote-1.3.0.zip

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