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gazumped, I checked-out the link you suggested at https://www.slipstick.com/outlook/transfer-outlook-notes-onenote/ and found that I was able to move all of my Microsoft Outlook Notes to OneNote using the provided VBA (Visual Basic Editor) macro solution. Thanks! (This wasn't a flawless process, however. In the transfer of nearly 600 notes, about 10 of them never made it into OneNote. Not so much the fault of the macro as every note was emailed out, but rather, issues on the receiving end at OneNote.com -- For the missing me@OneNote.com emails, I was able to right-click each (unreceived) sent-email within Outlook 2016 desktop and click 'OneNote' to send each note email again, manually.) After this, I was able to import all these notes from OneNote into Evernote using Evernote Legacy v6.25 desktop software via: File > Import > Microsoft OneNote. Wow, that was crazy! It's hard to understand why there isn't a built-in mechanism in which to transfer Outlook Notes to OneNote. (Or Outlook Notes directly into Evernote. One click, done.) By-the-way, one of the benefits of using the VBA macro was that each note's created and modified dates were retained at the bottom of each note.

seurat01, From what I understand, Evernote was rewritten on a unified codebase to allow for consistency across different computing platforms, operating systems, and to provide a means for future/faster development. Currently, Evernote.com will sync with both older and newer versions of Evernote software. Vesion 10 has the newly released 'Home' screen, whereas Version 6.25 does not. However, v6.25 has some features not yet built into v10. (For the Microsoft Windows OS, there are no Evernote versions 7-to-9)

2021-03-31 Follow-up to 2021-03-13 Post I'm a bit surprised not to see any comments about this question after several weeks, but for anyone interested, the Evernote software from the Microsoft Store (for Windows 10) is the same version as what's available directly from Evernote's website. However, updates occur through the Microsoft Store's 'Downloads and Updates' and not by other means. Perhaps there are other distinctions, but I am unaware of what they might be. In my case, I uninstalled Evernote v10.9.10 (as noted in my initial post, above) via the Windows Control Panel. I then re-installed it via the Microsoft Store. In between these two steps, I installed Evernote Legacy 6.25.2.9198 (309198) Public (CE Build ce-62.6.10954), via download from Evernote's website. Since then, Evernote v10.9.10 has been updated to v10.10.5. The 'About Evernote' dialog box now indicates: 10.10.5-win-winstore-public (83), Editor: v120.1.15587, Service: v1.31.4 As a result of these actions, I can run side-by-side, both versions (Legacy & v10) of the Evernote software on my laptop computer. I can also run Evernote within a web browser at the same time, although I don't see an advantage to do that. I hope that this is informative and helpful.

Beartooth, I have notes everywhere and I'm trying to get them in one place so that I can sort through them all and get them organized. Currently, I have more of my notes stored in Evernote than Outlook. I've had OneNote forever, but haven't really used it. However, I've not ruled it out going forward. I think it's getting better. I like the left-hand column layouts of Notebooks > Sections > Pages > Sub-pages better in the Windows 10 version of OneNote than the layouts used in OneNote 2016, where Sections are tabs across the top and Pages run down the right side of the screen. Hopefully, future versions of (the more powerful) desktop OneNote will incorporate the (better) Windows 10 app layouts.

gazumped, thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately, none of the suggestions in the links you provided seem to work at this point in time. I have discovered that the Evernote Legacy desktop program will import Microsoft OneNote items, so if I can get my Outlook notes to OneNote, then I should be able to import them from there to Evernote. However, moving Outlook notes to OneNote doesn't seem to be that easy either. If anyone has any insight on doing this I'd appreciate it.

Can someone please help me out. I want to transfer all of my Microsoft Outlook notes to Evernote. This seems pretty simple, but I can't figure it out. I'm running Windows 10 and have a Microsoft 365 account with access to the web versions of Microsoft Office, as well as the mobile versions, and the 2016 desktop versions. I also have the latest version of Evernote installed as a Microsoft Store (for Windows 10) app and I have the Evernote Legacy desktop program installed too. I mostly prefer to use the desktop version of Outlook. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

2021-03-13 Currently, I'm running the latest Evernote v10.9.10 desktop software on my Microsoft Windows 10 (x64) computer. I downloaded the installer file 'Evernote-10.9.10-win-ddl-ga-2439-setup.exe' directly from Evernote's website. My question is this: Is the Microsoft Store app version of Evernote essentially the same as the desktop program or are there feature/performance differences? I'd prefer to get some feedback from other users first before testing this out for myself. Thanks in advance. (In the past, the Evernote desktop program was different from the Windows Store app version.)