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This indeed looks promising, unfortunately it gets stuck after a few tens of MBs for me (there is also an active issue for that). Anyway, if the developer manages to fix that, this might be the least painful solution. Well, after being burned with the Evernote's decision to go to the servers for nearly everything I would really like to test on the full set of notes to also catch performance problems depending on the number of notes... The idea with PDF is however worth considering, thanks.

I tried that but it was not happy with the OneNote version installed, even though the desktop one is installed, just probably too new. Thanks for the hint that there are 3rd party projects, I'll definitely try that.

Due to the new version of Evernote becoming unusably slow I continued with OneNote for some time. Now I want to try whether the situation improved. I however did not find any way to import OneNote notebook(s) back to Evernote. I have a zip file with one *.one file per OneNote page. What I tried there is no import that can be used in Windows nor Web version of Evernote the legacy version tells me that I need to use a desktop version of OneNote and not one from the store I downloaded and installed "Version 16001.14326.20674.0", same message appears So, is there any working way of importing with software one can install today? I cannot believe this workflow is not well supported, is Evernote not interested in users who already have a lot of notes at the most important competitor? Thanks