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found success with notion as alternative mostly imported notebooks seamlessly. couple imported half way and working on work around. however you can share notebooks publicly without peope having to register with evernote. we'd asked for that capability for 10 y ears! (maybe it changed recently but pathetic to have ignore your legacy users for so long)

found success with notion as alternative mostly imported notebooks seamlessly. couple imported half way and working on work around. however you can share notebooks publicly without peope having to register with evernote. we'd asked for that capability for 10 y ears! (maybe it changed recently but pathetic to have ignore your legacy users for so long) what a freaking disaster. when I import enex files into onenote the notebooks are emtpy. I'd pay someone $100 to get me set up in onenote/onedrive. guess zoho note has an import feature is what I read with evernote. I lost 3 hours on this and can tell I wont' get any further. when I first tried to use evernote2onenote I had some success. but when I dtried to get it to sync to android onenote something got messed up. if there is any contractor that can help me.....

I tried to use the evernote2onenote tool with no success. tech problems that are over my head. trying to look into zoho notes tool that has an import tool for evernote....I'd pay someone $100 to get my evernote into onenote and move on from there. I always expected to be trapped into evernote and figured it would be challenging to get out. They get you dependent on it-- because it is great--then jack up price knowing it's hard to leave.

what a freaking disaster. when I import enex files into onenote the notebooks are emtpy. I'd pay someone $100 to get me set up in onenote/onedrive. guess zoho note has an import feature is what I read with evernote. I lost 3 hours on this and can tell I wont' get any further. when I first tried to use evernote2onenote I had some success. but when I dtried to get it to sync to android onenote something got messed up. if there is any contractor that can help me.....

thank you s2sailer for you input though. It's only "simple" if you know where the link is though is my point. A $100,000,000 company should make things simple for the premium users....

nvm. After going to help and entering download desktop evernote or desktop app still NO answer. finally after some scrolling on random evernote page found a download link. This is a 100,000,000 company or something? the customer service side is BS for $120/year. I mean seriously pathetic stuff going on here. it is what it is I guess.

And why does the help section of evernote on this topic not mention needing a desktop app? Nor anyone else for that matter? sheesh. First attempt to download evernote app from pc laptop just sends me to cloud/internet tab to use evernote. is there a desktop program to download from within my evernote account? This should be simple stuff no?

from what I'm reading all over the place there is not good importing/exporting available. There used to be an import tool in OneNote that was retired. And work arounds such as Evernote2OneNote have problems with larger notebooks thanks to evernote. Show me the great export funcationality related to another service. When i right click a notebook I get this anyway. Maybe I need to download the desktop app for it to be effective. trying now.

not from the videos and articles I just read and watched. there used to be an import tool in OneNote that is retired. Another Evernote2OneNote does not work with large notebooks thanks to evernote. There are numerous threads on various sites noting the challenge of any large export to another service. If you have one put it here sincerely and please.

is there a way to export articles and files to another service? I do not think so. Evernote has made this impossible to trap users in their system. It's not worth 124/year but many of us are imprisoned in evernote with so much content that we do not want to lose. The suggestion to just switch to another service is ignorant no? Is there a way to move to another service and bring your content-- perhaps 1000 articles and studies and notes and recipes saved and tagged?

is there a way to export articles and files to another service? I do not think so. Evernote has made this impossible to trap users in their system. It's not worth 124/year but many of us are imprisoned in evernote with so much content that we do not want to lose. Blithely suggesting to switch to another service is hilariously IGNORANT. Prove me wrong please. This is too much to pay for a subscription but I see no way to "leave." Please show me a way out with my content?

is there a way to export articles and files to another service? I do not think so. Evernote has made this impossible to trap users in their system. It's not worth 124/year but many of us are imprisoned in evernote with so much content that we do not want to lose. Just switching to another service is NOT as easy and simple as you suggest. It sucks to be here.

is there a way to export articles and files to another service? I do not think so. Evernote has made this impossible to trap users in their system. It's not worth 124/year but many of us are imprisoned in evernote with so much content that we do not want to lose.

What is going on ? I NEED to share one of my notebooks publicly that i've spent years researching. This is very important to me. How can I do that now? I see no right click mechanism. Please tell me how to get my notebook "back" How can you just take away a key feature from users? Is this China?