Regardless of my motivations, I now see that many are thinking about abandoning Evernote and jumping at the opportunities presented by several alternatives. I moved to Microsoft OneNote being well aware that I was giving up on important features - but also knowing that I could establish a very good workflow replacement. The switch to a different product came after a careful, prolonged consideration and evaluation of my precise needs. In fact, I still follow the product's "evolution", even though I moved away from it last March. You can download the OneNote Importer Tool right here.Have been using Evernote since its introduction, and have been a paying customer for several (maybe too many) years. The move by Microsoft follows a similar move from Apple recently, which included the exact same feature for its Notes app in iOS 9.3 beta. Once the notes are migrated, of course they'll be available on all devices signed into that account. Microsoft also recommends having Evernote for Windows installed. In order to get started, you'll need a PC running Windows 7 or better. We will deliver the Importer tool for Mac in the coming months. The OneNote Importer tool (for Windows initially) migrates all of your Evernote content into OneNote, giving you the opportunity to switch to OneNote and have all your notes in one place, on all your devices. Today, we are removing this barrier and are thrilled to announce a tool that will help you import your Evernote notes into OneNote. Microsoft today is releasing the OneNote Importer Tool, which will allow you to migrate your Evernote notes over to OneNote. There's only one problem with making that switch: all of your notes are currently in Evernote. Microsoft really wants you to switch to OneNote.
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