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Hi,

I'm looking for some help on quite a specific project. I'm new to using Script Editor on Mac, but have successfully used it to move all of my notes from Apple Notes to Evernote. However, now I would like to bulk rename all of the notes in this way: I would like to move the current title (the text on the first line of the note) to become the second line of each note, and move the second line of each note to become the title. Is this possible? I found this script to bulk rename notes but it doesn't have this level of functionality (https://gist.github.com/brandonpittman/5994734)   

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On 5/16/2019 at 11:15 PM, AngusSanto said:

I would like to move the current title (the text on the first line of the note) to become the second line of each note, and move the second line of each note to become the title.

Yes, it's possible,

You retrieve the note's content using     set theText to HTML content of theNote
Parse the text, update
Use the reverse to update the note's content 

The parsing is a bit awkward because you're working with html instead of plain text

Setting the note title is simple                  set title of theNote to  .......

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14 hours ago, AngusSanto said:

However, now I would like to bulk rename all of the notes in this way: I would like to move the current title (the text on the first line of the note) to become the second line of each note, and move the second line of each note to become the title. Is this possible?

Yes, this is definitely possible using AppleScript.

Options:

  1. Just Set the Note Title
    • The easy part is extracting the second line of each Note, and setting the Note title to it.
  2. Changing the Note Body
    1. Use HTML of the Body -- Ignore Images & Attachments
      • AppleScript allows us to read/set the HTML of a note.
      • You will lose any images or attachments in the Note.
    2. Use Full ENML of the Body
      • Much harder is changing the Note Body that contains images and/or attachments..  This is because Evernote AppleScript does NOT allow us to read the full ENML of the Note that includes images and attachments. 

I can definitely help you with Option #1, and maybe #2.1.  Option 2.2 would require more time than I have available right now.

So, if you'd like to get something done quickly, go with Option #1.

One thing you should do now, if you have not already done so, is to tag all Notes you imported from Apple Notes that need to have the Title changes.  This will allow you to immediately continue to use Evernote and add new Notes.

What would you like to do?

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On 5/17/2019 at 2:09 PM, JMichaelTX said:

You will lose any images or attachments in the Note.

We can update the enml/html content without impacting images or attachments
- be careful not to adjust the code lines for media xref

There's some translation for html <> enml/html, but it seems to be working well

edited; Added sample code, extract note content, update, overwrite note contents

tell application "Evernote"
     set theNote to item 1 of (get selection)
     set theText to HTML content of theNote                   <<<< Retrieve note contents

     set theText to theText & "Updated Note Content"     <<<< Minor Update to the note contents

     set HTML content of theNote to theText                   <<<< Overwrite note contents
     --
set title of theNote to  .......
end tell

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2 hours ago, DTLow said:

We can update the HTML content without impacting inages or attachments

Please share your code if you have found a way to do this.  In my testing it always dropped images, attachments, and even the Evernote checkboxes.

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22 hours ago, DTLow said:

We can update the enml/html content without impacting inages or attachments
- be careful not to adjust the code lines for media xref

There's some translation for html <> enml/html, but it seems to be working well

 edited; Added sample code

@DTLow, well done sir!  👍  I can confirm your script works, and retains everything in the Note, including: images, attachments, checkboxes, lists.
NOTE:  Running Evernote 6.11.1 (455059) on macOS 10.12.6.

I also testing adding at the top, and that also worked:

set theText to "Updated Note Content at TOP" & theText -- Insert at top of Note

I will now test changing the first few lines.

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22 hours ago, JMichaelTX said:

I will now test changing the first few lines.

fwiw  The screenshot below shows the HTML content of my test note.  It's one continuous string, I inserted line breaks for clarity

449287714_ScreenShot2019-05-18at14_27_02.thumb.png.29c736f73cfba70f4bf9c300d93a4d60.png

Keeping this simple, notice that each "line" begins with <div
I use AppleScript's text delimiters to parse the contents into "lines",
and again to reassemble the contents

edited; Added sample code, extract note content, parse,  update,  unparse, overwrite note contents

tell application "Evernote"
    set
theNote to item 1 of (get selection)
    set theText to HTML content of theNote                   -- retrieve the note contents

    set oldDelims to AppleScript's text item delimiters
    
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"<div"}
    
set noteLines to every text item of theText                   -- parse the content into note lines

     set updatedNoteLines to {}
     repeat with
i from 1 to count of noteLines                           -- pass through every note line
          set end of updatedNoteLines to (item i of noteLines)   -- copy to updated note lines, do updates
     
end repeat                                                                                     (this is the place to switch lines 1 and 2)
     
set updatedText to the updatedNoteLines as string  -- unparse the updated note lines

     set HTML content of theNote to updatedText         --- overwrite note contents
    --
set title of theNote to  .......

     set AppleScript's text item delimiters to oldDelims
 
end tell

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4 hours ago, DTLow said:

I was thinking of using AppleScript's text delimiters to parse the contents into note lines,

That would work if the HTML is always nice, neat, and orderly as you show.  In my testing I have found it can vary quite a bit.

So I'm using RegEx.  I have three RegEx patterns currently in place, and the script tries each one until one works.  After a bit more testing and cleanup, I'll post my script.

@AngusSanto, are you still interested in an AppleScript solution?  Please let us know.  I have a solution I'm testing that will do this:

  1. Extract the first two lines of the Note body
  2. Set the Note Title to the 2nd body line
  3. Insert the original Title at top of Note Body.

Would that work for you?

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17 hours ago, JMichaelTX said:

That would work if the HTML is always nice, neat, and orderly as you show.  In my testing I have found it can vary quite a bit.

Agreed, the HTML code can get complex.  My intention is to ignore the code as much as possible
and just focus on switching lines 1 and 2.

Also updating the title, which requires stripping the html code from the line

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On 5/17/2019 at 1:15 AM, AngusSanto said:

However, now I would like to bulk rename all of the notes in this way: I would like to move the current title (the text on the first line of the note) to become the second line of each note, and move the second line of each note to become the title. Is this possible?

@AngusSanto and @DTLow:

I have a BETA solution you guys can test that will do this:

  1. Extract the 2nd Line of the Note body based on the Plain Text of the Note
  2. Set the Note Title to the 2nd body line
  3. Insert the original Title at top of Note Body.

I'm still testing, but thought I'd let you guys get in on the fun. 😎

I started out using RegEx, and found 3 patterns that would work, but there can be just too much variation in how the first two lines are set (formatting, links, etc).  So, I resorted to a simpler solution:  Convert the HTML to Plain Text, and get the first two non-blank lines.

DO NOT TEST ON A REAL NOTE.  Just do a Duplicate (⌘D) of one of your target notes, and use the dup.

Please let me know if this works for you and if you have any issues or desired changes (no promises).

property ptyScriptName : "Set Evernote Note Title to 2nd Body Line Using Plain Text -- TEST"
property ptyScriptVer : "BETA 2.0"
property ptyScriptDate : "2019-05-19"
property ptyScriptAuthor : "JMichaelTX"
(*
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PURPOSE:
   Update Evernote Note Title and Body Using HTML
       Set Note Title to 2nd Body Line
       Insert Original Note Title at Top of Body
  
RETURNS:  Revised Evernote Note

REQUIRED:
  1.  macOS 10.11.6+
  2.  Mac Applications
       Evernote Mac 6.11.1+
      
TAGS:  @SW.EN @CAT.Notes @CAT.HTML @type.Example

REF:  The following were used in some way in the writing of this script.

  1.  2019-05-17, DTLow, Evernote User Forum
      Bulk Rename Notes with Script Editor
      https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/120023-bulk-rename-notes-with-script-editor/?do=findComment&comment=537798

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*)

use AppleScript version "2.5" -- El Capitan (10.11) or later
use framework "Foundation" -- this may not be required
use framework "AppKit" -- this may not be required
use scripting additions

property LF : linefeed

tell application "Evernote"
  set oNote to item 1 of (get selection)
  
  tell oNote
    set noteTitle to title
    set noteBodyHTML to HTML content -- Retrieve note contents
    
    set noteBodyPtxt to my HTMLDecode(noteBodyHTML)
    set nbLines to paragraphs of noteBodyPtxt
    
    --- Extract the 2nd Line of Text ---
    --   (ignoring blank lines)
    
    set lineCount to 0
    repeat with oLine in nbLines
      if ((contents of oLine)  "") then set lineCount to lineCount + 1
      if (lineCount  2) then
        set nbLine2 to contents of oLine
        exit repeat
      end if
    end repeat
    
    --- Replace Unusual "Â" Character with Space ---
    set nbLine2Clean to my regexChange("Â", " ", nbLine2)
    
    --- REPLACE INVISIBLE CHARS FOUND IN SOME HTML (like OUTLOOK 2011) WITH SPACE ---
    --  set nbLine2Clean to regexChange("\\x{A0}|\\x{2028}", " ", nbLine2Clean)
    
    set bodyLine2 to nbLine2Clean
    
    --- Change Note Title to 2nd Body Line ---
    set title to bodyLine2
    
    --- Insert Original Title at Top of Body ---
    set HTML content to ("<div>" & noteTitle & "</div>") & noteBodyHTML
    
    display dialog ¬
      "Note Title Has Been Revised" & LF & LF & "FROM: " & tab & noteTitle ¬
      & LF & "TO:   " & tab & bodyLine2 ¬
      with title ptyScriptName buttons {"Cancel", "OK"} default button "OK"
    
  end tell
end tell


--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ END OF MAIN SCRIPT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
on regexChange(pFindStr, pReplaceStr, pSourceStr) -- @RegEX @Change @Replace @Strings @ASObjC
  --–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
  (*  VER: 2.0    2018-07-06
    PURPOSE:  Change ALL Occurances of pFindStr into pReplaceStr in pSourceStr
    METHOD:    Uses ASObjC RegEx (which is based on ICU Regex)
    PARAMETERS:
       pFindStr    | text |  RegEx Pattern to Find
       pReplaceStr | text |  Replace string which
           May contain these RegEx MetaChars:  
                \\n, \\r, \\t for linefeed, return, and tab
                $<CG>, where <CG> is Capture Group number
       pSourceStr   | text |  Source String to be searched

    RETURNS:  Revised String with all changes that were found.

    AUTHOR:  JMichaelTX -- with help from NigelGarvey
    ## REQUIRES:  use framework "Foundation"
    REF:  
      1.  2018-07-06, NigelGarvey, Late Night Software Ltd.
          ASObjC RegEx Change Handler
          http://forum.latenightsw.com/t/asobjc-regex-change-handler/1395/10
      2.  ICU RegEx Users Guide
          http://userguide.icu-project.org/strings/regexp
  --–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
  *)
  set nsCurApp to current application
  
  -- Replace any backslash-n sequences in the replace string with actual character --
  
  set nsReplaceStr to nsCurApp's NSString's stringWithString:pReplaceStr
  set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\n" withString:(linefeed)
  set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\r" withString:(return)
  set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\t" withString:(tab)
  
  set nsSourceStr to nsCurApp's NSString's stringWithString:pSourceStr
  
  set nsSourceStr to (nsSourceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:pFindStr withString:nsReplaceStr options:(nsCurApp's NSRegularExpressionSearch) range:{0, nsSourceStr's |length|()})
  
  return nsSourceStr as text
  
end regexChange
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ END of Handler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
on HTMLDecode(HTMLString) -- @HTML @Strings @Decode @Convert @Text @PlainText @ASObjC
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  (*
  From: Shane Stanley <sstanley@myriad-com.com.au>
  Date: Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 8:56 PM
  To: "ASUL (AppleScript)" <applescript-users@lists.apple.com>
  Subject: Re: Convert HTML Text to Plain Text
  
  -- ASObjC handler is 2.03 X as fast as Shell Handler
  *)
  -- make it an NSString
  set theString to current application's NSString's stringWithString:HTMLString
  -- get raw data
  set theData to theString's dataUsingEncoding:(current application's NSUTF8StringEncoding)
  -- convert to attributed string
  set attStr to current application's NSAttributedString's alloc()'s initWithHTML:theData documentAttributes:(missing value)
  -- extract just the text
  
  set plainText to attStr's |string|() as text
  
  --- REPLACE INVISIBLE CHARS FROM OUTLOOK WITH SPACE ---
  --  set plainText to regexChange("\\x{A0}|\\x{2028}", " ", plainText)
  
  return plainText
  
end HTMLDecode

 

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1 hour ago, JMichaelTX said:

I have a BETA solution you guys can test

  1. image.png.62e9f91ea1ee316900ef8a453422ca9c.png  Extract the 2nd Line of the Note body based on the Plain Text of the Note  
  2.  image.png.62e9f91ea1ee316900ef8a453422ca9c.png Set the Note Title to the 2nd body line
  3.  image.png.62e9f91ea1ee316900ef8a453422ca9c.png Insert the original Title at top of Note Body.

Reviewing the content.enml file for the note456692874_ScreenShot2019-05-19at20_53_45.png.d84e0a2f608cd383ad624577ac68d332.png

image.png.62e9f91ea1ee316900ef8a453422ca9c.png I see the original Title inserted as a first line
[x] The original contents are now located in a sub div level

You might want to review your "insert" process

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2 hours ago, DTLow said:

The original contents are now located in a sub div level

So?  I don’t see the issue.

 The actual note looks fine in my testing.    Do you see something in the updated note that is incorrect? 

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6 hours ago, JMichaelTX said:

The actual note looks fine in my testing.    

Agreed; The actual note looks fine in the Evernote display.

>>Do you see something in the updated note that is incorrect? 

My testing feedback included something in the updated note that is incorrect.  

>>So?  I don’t see the issue.

I don't know the impact.

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2 hours ago, DTLow said:

My testing feedback included something in the updated note that is incorrect.

Sorry, I don't see anything in the ENML or HTML that is incorrect.    The "extra" <div> is perfectly legal HTML, and causes no problems.

As long as the Note displays properly that is all that matters.

@AngusSanto, how is the script working for you?  Any issues?

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@JMichaelTX Sorry for the delay, been a long day, just trying to work with the script now - It seems to work as I originally described but I've realised I made a mistake in the way I described what I was looking to do - rather than the second line of the body I need to make the title the first line of the body -  I was getting confused and assumed that the title was already the first line. The script is a bit beyond my level so I haven't been able to figure out how to change it to apply to the first line rather than the second, could you help with this?

Other than that the script works, although at the moment it only automatically applies to the last created note for me - is there a way to get it to apply to all of the notes in a specific folder or with a specific tag?

 

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7 hours ago, AngusSanto said:

could you help with this?

I have a different style in providing assistance.
You write/update the script; if you run into issues, I'll give advice
Take it slow; don't address the entire script in one pass; just one section at a time

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime

>>is there a way to get it to apply to all of the notes in a specific folder or with a specific tag?
902680487_ScreenShot2019-05-21at06_04_56.png.1dd796cd726a2e6ed07e0df46e664638.png
These are the lines identifying the notes being updated;
item 1 of the Selected Notes

To use the entire set of Selected Notes, use      set selectedNotes to get selection
This returns a string of notes.  You use a repeat loop to extract each note
                                                                                    repeat with oNote in selectedNotes
                                                                                        ....
                                                                                     end repeat

I think it's safer to use Selected Notes, but using a search string is possible
- example: set theNotes to find notes ("tag:aaaaaaaa")

>>I need to make the title the first line of the body

In the script, these are the lines identifying the line being extracted for the title1427276785_ScreenShot2019-05-21at06_01_13.png.b65101ec9f15213b4a733b5f58d2494b.png
It's currently line 2, change it to line 1

Short form is:  set title to item 1 of nbLines

 

 

 

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Hey guys, took me some time but I got it working this morning (I'm Australian). Here's my version of the script that swaps around the title of the note and the first line of the body, based on all the notes you have selected in Evernote. I removed the dialog box from JMichaelTX's code for my own convenience

property ptyScriptName : "Set Evernote Note Title to 2nd Body Line Using Plain Text -- TEST"
property ptyScriptVer : "BETA 2.0"
property ptyScriptDate : "2019-05-19"
property ptyScriptAuthor : "JMichaelTX"
(*
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PURPOSE:
  • Update Evernote Note Title and Body Using HTML
      • Set Note Title to 2nd Body Line
      • Insert Original Note Title at Top of Body
  
RETURNS:  Revised Evernote Note

REQUIRED:
  1.  macOS 10.11.6+
  2.  Mac Applications
      • Evernote Mac 6.11.1+
      
TAGS:  @SW.EN @CAT.Notes @CAT.HTML @type.Example

REF:  The following were used in some way in the writing of this script.

  1.  2019-05-17, DTLow, Evernote User Forum
      Bulk Rename Notes with Script Editor
      https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/120023-bulk-rename-notes-with-script-editor/?do=findComment&comment=537798

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*)

use AppleScript version "2.5" -- El Capitan (10.11) or later
use framework "Foundation" -- this may not be required
use framework "AppKit" -- this may not be required
use scripting additions

property LF : linefeed

tell application "Evernote"
	set selectedNotes to (get selection)
	repeat with oNote in selectedNotes
		tell oNote
			set noteTitle to title
			set noteBodyHTML to HTML content -- Retrieve note contents
			
			set noteBodyPtxt to my HTMLDecode(noteBodyHTML)
			set nbLines to paragraphs of noteBodyPtxt
			
			--- Extract the 2nd Line of Text ---
			--   (ignoring blank lines)
			
			set lineCount to 0
			repeat with oLine in nbLines
				if ((contents of oLine) ≠ "") then set lineCount to lineCount + 1
				if (lineCount ≥ 1) then
					set nbLine2 to contents of oLine
					exit repeat
				end if
			end repeat
			
			
			--- Replace Unusual "Â" Character with Space ---
			set nbLine2Clean to my regexChange("Â", " ", nbLine2)
			
			--- REPLACE INVISIBLE CHARS FOUND IN SOME HTML (like OUTLOOK 2011) WITH SPACE ---
			--  set nbLine2Clean to regexChange("\\x{A0}|\\x{2028}", " ", nbLine2Clean)
			
			set bodyLine2 to nbLine2Clean
			
			--- Change Note Title to 2nd Body Line ---
			set title to bodyLine2
			
			--- Insert Original Title at Top of Body ---
			set HTML content to ("<div>" & noteTitle & "</div>") & noteBodyHTML
			
		end tell
	end repeat
end tell


--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ END OF MAIN SCRIPT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
on regexChange(pFindStr, pReplaceStr, pSourceStr) -- @RegEX @Change @Replace @Strings @ASObjC
	--–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
	(*  VER: 2.0    2018-07-06
    PURPOSE:  Change ALL Occurances of pFindStr into pReplaceStr in pSourceStr
    METHOD:    Uses ASObjC RegEx (which is based on ICU Regex)
    PARAMETERS:
      • pFindStr    | text |  RegEx Pattern to Find
      • pReplaceStr | text |  Replace string which
          • May contain these RegEx MetaChars:  
                \\n, \\r, \\t for linefeed, return, and tab
                $<CG>, where <CG> is Capture Group number
      • pSourceStr   | text |  Source String to be searched

    RETURNS:  Revised String with all changes that were found.

    AUTHOR:  JMichaelTX -- with help from NigelGarvey
    ## REQUIRES:  use framework "Foundation"
    REF:  
      1.  2018-07-06, NigelGarvey, Late Night Software Ltd.
          ASObjC RegEx Change Handler
          http://forum.latenightsw.com/t/asobjc-regex-change-handler/1395/10
      2.  ICU RegEx Users Guide
          http://userguide.icu-project.org/strings/regexp
  --–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
  *)
	set nsCurApp to current application
	
	-- Replace any backslash-n sequences in the replace string with actual character --
	
	set nsReplaceStr to nsCurApp's NSString's stringWithString:pReplaceStr
	set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\n" withString:(linefeed)
	set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\r" withString:(return)
	set nsReplaceStr to nsReplaceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:"\\t" withString:(tab)
	
	set nsSourceStr to nsCurApp's NSString's stringWithString:pSourceStr
	
	set nsSourceStr to (nsSourceStr's stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:pFindStr withString:nsReplaceStr options:(nsCurApp's NSRegularExpressionSearch) range:{0, nsSourceStr's |length|()})
	
	return nsSourceStr as text
	
end regexChange
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ END of Handler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
on HTMLDecode(HTMLString) -- @HTML @Strings @Decode @Convert @Text @PlainText @ASObjC
	--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	(*
  From: Shane Stanley <sstanley@myriad-com.com.au>
  Date: Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 8:56 PM
  To: "ASUL (AppleScript)" <applescript-users@lists.apple.com>
  Subject: Re: Convert HTML Text to Plain Text
  
  -- ASObjC handler is 2.03 X as fast as Shell Handler
  *)
	-- make it an NSString
	set theString to current application's NSString's stringWithString:HTMLString
	-- get raw data
	set theData to theString's dataUsingEncoding:(current application's NSUTF8StringEncoding)
	-- convert to attributed string
	set attStr to current application's NSAttributedString's alloc()'s initWithHTML:theData documentAttributes:(missing value)
	-- extract just the text
	
	set plainText to attStr's |string|() as text
	
	--- REPLACE INVISIBLE CHARS FROM OUTLOOK WITH SPACE ---
	--  set plainText to regexChange("\\x{A0}|\\x{2028}", " ", plainText)
	
	return plainText
	
end HTMLDecode

 

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2 hours ago, AngusSanto said:

Here's my version of the script that swaps around the title of the note and the first line of the body

Glad to see you got it working

A point on inserting noteTitle into the HTML content.  771723546_ScreenShot2019-05-24at18_16_40.png.822f42142ab9cd14bb643cf2eb9b7d9f.png
The first line specifies the en-note container  
I would look into inserting after this line.

You extracted a line from the note contents.  Should it be deleted?

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