It appears that you can import Memos to Evernote from the Palm Desktop, and not have to go through Outlook. According to Evernote's Knowledge Base forum:
<< If exported to .csv, open that file with Excel or another spreadsheet program and paste each "row" as a new note into Evernote (or contact Evernote Support for a more advanced, but automated method). If exported to .txt, use the "Auto Import Wizard" and point Evernote to the directory where all the .txt files were created. >> http://www.evernote.com/pub/ensupport/faq#v=t&n=6df8ca7b-9548-4511-966a-41ad 9aa091ac&b=c88dd0ac-32c1-4bc5-b3f4-50612072e0ad&t=0fdf4946-fc05-4a44-9a85-04 c74f489eb1&x=palm+desktop+ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Messeder Sent: Monday, January 25, 2010 8:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] Categories preserved when going from Treo to Pre? On 1/25/2010 12:05 AM, Jim Griffin wrote: > Are you using Outlook? That's the part I've been trying to think of for two days. I think George is coming from Palm Desktop, though, and maybe that won't work from there. I migrated from Palm Desktop to Outlook when I got my Treo Pro. I never could get Outlook to sync them properly with WinMob, then someone suggested Evernote. I no longer have Outlook installed (bought a new computer recently and didn't bother installing OL). So I don't remember the exact place I found it -- an option in an Outlook plug-in, maybe. But when I found it, it was a one-click deal to get all my notes to EN, perfectly, the first time. Super cool! Which makes me think Jim's sugg would be a good one. Display in Outlook one cat at a time, and import to EN. Display in EN so all the untagged are in a group, select them and apply a tag. Repeat six times and you should be set. Not as clean as importing categories, but no app seems to do categories like Palm Desktop did. Alternatively, you did hit on an idea, George. Place a unique ID string in each note that ID's the category; e.g. **Dad** **Mom** Import the whole 1092 to EN. Then search each unique string. EN will display all the notes that have that string either as a tag, in the title or in the body. So a search for **Dad** will give you all those, and you can assign a Dad tag to all of them. Might actually be a cleaner op than Jim's sugg, depending on how much work you're willing to do to get that string into 1092 notes. ------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links
