If I’m typing a note, it’s in a text editor on my phone or nvALT on the desktop. Given the above, I don’t use Evernote for “notes” anymore. Update: I almost forgot to mention the ENML Editor project, a web interface for editing Evernote’s XML output. The Evernote->Together importer is a great example of making use of these features. The fact is that Evernote is made for rich text and images portability gets more difficult when you’re no longer just dealing with text. You can drag a PDF or other file right out of Evernote. Let’s be clear, though, you can export individual notes as HTML files and you can mass export notes in a standard XML format that’s not too difficult to work with. The biggest knock against Evernote–from myself and others–is that the data isn’t easily portable. I thought I’d offer some explanation as to why and how I use Evernote. 2.People always seem surprised to find out I use Evernote, despite all of the plain-text tools at my fingertips. 2.0, see the FAQ topic, Can NoteCase Pro Export and Import OPML v. To switch NoteCase Pro to import and export using OPML v. NoteCase Pro defaults to exporting and importing OPML v. * OPML import can be encoded in either UTF-8 without byte order marking (BOM) or UTF-8 with BOM.

The 22_a script provides a method to import such outlines into NoteCase Pro. txt files, each of which is interpreted by the outliner as a child. Some outliners achieve their hierarchies by creating a directory structure on the file system, populated by plain text. If you have the necessary programming skills or resources, you may also create your own import filter for arbitrary binary or text-based formats using Lua scripting. The following non-native file types plus all natively-supported formats may be imported into an NoteCase Pro document using the Import dialog.

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