ngovur.blogg.se - Export evernote to text files

To me, this is counter-intuitive enough to where I feel the need to leave it “shut off” - but allow you to turn it on if that’s what you prefer. If you bring over a bunch of notes from Evernote with lots of different tags, your group list is going to be populated with them as well. The reason I’ve chosen to do it this way is because, simply put, DEVONthink treats tags like they are groups. I have added the ability to transfer tags from your Evernote items into the new DEVONthink items but, for this version at least, YOU HAVE TO ENABLE IT MANUALLY!Ĭhange This Value To Enable Tagging - But Be Careful!

Automatic Growl detection has also been enabled which will save you a trip to the Script Editor to enable/disable it.

Tag transfer is also now supported - but must be enabled manually (see below).

**UPDATED** The script now brings over more of the data from Evernote - Version 1.3 changes the “Creation” and “Last Modified” dates to match the original item in Evernote.

Want to make a new group? No problem - the script now uses DEVON’s own “Group Selector” interface which will let you do that on the fly!.

The script will also retrieve an alphabetized list of your current DEVONthink groups and allow you to select which one to archive your messages into.

The revised script also does a better job of importing PDFs.

The script has been substantially rewritten since the release of Evernote’s native HTML Export function, eliminating the need for a separate webarchiver program and also improving the performance of transferring notes with typographical symbols in their title!.

Throws the temporary files in the trash for you.

Bundles everything up from other types of notes into a single Web archive file and then imports it into DEVONthink, and.Detects and Imports the Note as a PDF if the source note contained a PDF, or….Utilizes Evernote’s HTML Export to copy the exported HTML file (and its constituent elements) to a temporary folder on your Desktop.

*** Source code now in the Code Library - Click Here To Get It!! *** Have a Mac and want to export your Evernote items into DEVONthink? Using AppleScript makes it easy!