to find the notes which do not belong to #notebook1 and #notebook2 search for -#notebook1 -#notebook2). Next, open Notes and go to File > Import Notes. Use the search to find the newly imported notes (e.g. From the Export window, choose a name for your export file and keep the default format, which should be Evernote XML Format (.enex). After every import, drag and drop the new notes to the corresponding tag. Export each notebook in an enex file and import them one by one. #notebook1, #notebook2, #notebook3, etc…). Create a new note in Bear with a tag for every notebook (e.g. But when I try to open one of them, I get a message telling me that the element may not exist or it is not available or that I may not have permissions to open it. If you want to migrate your Evernote's notebooks to Bear you can use tags. The import process seems to have created a set of OneNote files for the Evernote folders I selected on Sunday evening when ran the importer. The enex does retain the notes you trashed in Evernote, please consider empty Evernote's trash before exporting. If that happens, you can easily drag and drop the attachments right into their corresponding notes. It's possible that some photos and documents will not be attached after the import. If you want to keep the notebook name as a reference in Bear we suggest to add a tag to your notes in Evernote before exporting them. Learn how > The files you import should appear as individual notes in Evernote. enex format does not include informations about your notebooks. On iOS you can access to the importers by going to Import & Export in the Preferences, locate the Import From section, select Evernote as format and tap on Import Notes.On macOS you can import your notes by selecting File → Import From → Evernote from the menu bar.To import your notes from Evernote you just need to perform a couple of steps:
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