OneNote will only use the first Evernote tag to organize pages, but all tags will be written to the OneNote page so that you can still search by tags. If you chose to use Evernote tags to organize content, each tag will become a section in OneNote with tagged pages.

Note: Each Evernote notebook will become a new OneNote notebook and each Evernote page will be a new page in OneNote. Once the process is complete, you can click to install OneNote on your computer and view your imported notes. Step 5: If you want, tick the box to Use Evernote tags to organize content in OneNote then, Click Import. Note: You can use a personal Microsoft Account or, if you prefer, a professional or school account. Step 4: Sign in using the Microsoft Account (Hotmail, Live, or ) you want to use with OneNote. To import notes from an exported file, click Import a file instead and select the. Now, move this file to the Windows PC you are running the OneNote Importer on.

To create an Evernote export file, launch Evernote on your PC or Mac > select the notes to export > click File > Export to save them to a. Note: If you don’t have Evernote on the PC you are using for the import, you can import notes from an Evernote export (.enex) file from another computer (Windows or Mac) where you do have Evernote installed. Pick the Evernote notebooks you want to import into OneNote. Step 3: If you are using Evernote for Windows and your notes are synced locally, the OneNote Importer will discover and display a list of your Evernote notebooks.

Step 2: When the download has completed, double-click the installer file, accept the End User License Agreement and click Get started to run it. Step 1: Download the OneNote Importer tool. Note: The OneNote Importer tool will only run on a PC with Windows 7 or later installed. How to import notes from Evernote into OneNote Although the OneNote Importer tool will only work on Windows right now, users will be able to access their imported Evernote content from any OneNote client on the Web, iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, or Mac OS.

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