In fact, Microsoft today made a point to call out Evernote’s recent price changes. Evernote saw layoffs last year and has been struggling for a while. You can manually open other notebooks to see the rest of your notes.Īs we noted before, Microsoft is targeting Evernote because it smells blood. When you start OneNote after importing notes, your most recent Evernote notebook will be displayed.As soon as the process is complete, you can view your notes in OneNote for Mac ( download it here if you don’t already have it). When the OneNote Importer has finished downloading, double-click the installer file on your Mac, and then follow the prompts: Accept the End User License Agreement, select the Evernote notebooks that you want to import into OneNote, and select the Microsoft Account (Hotmail, Live, or ) that you want to use with OneNote or an account given to you by your work or your school.On any Mac that has Evernote installed, visit /import-evernote-to-onenote and then click Download the Importer.So yeah, sometimes I feel like I just can’t win. But I think I’m going to stick with it.Here is the step-by-step process ( support page):

I think Evernote is really nice, and yes, I decided to sign up for the paid subscription, but I do feel like it’s worth it for my needs. I like its layout and the workflow, and the fact that it feels a little bit “lighter” than OneNote. It’s quite an elegant piece of software.īut the thing is, if I had to be really honest, I’ve run into one or two syncing issues with the Evernote mobile apps, too. So now I’m afraid to use the mobile apps I only use them for reading notes, not for editing (for editing I only use the desktop app).

Hey guys. Well, I’ve finally done it. After using OneNote for several years, I decided to seek greener pastures due to issues I’ve had with syncing. So, I’m now using Evernote.ĭon’t get me wrong, because OneNote is a nice-looking application, but the problems I’ve had with syncing and the feature creep finally pushed me over the edge.

Onenote and evernote