Convert Evernote to OneNote in C#

Evernote and OneNote are two of the most popular note-taking applications. Evernote is known for its powerful organization features, while OneNote offers seamless integration with Microsoft’s ecosystem. In certain cases, you may need to export notes from Evernote to OneNote. However, Evernote does not provide a direct way to export notes into OneNote format. To migrate your notes, you need to first export them from Evernote as PDF files and then convert those PDFs into OneNote format using C#. In this guide, you’ll learn how to automate this process and convert Evernote to OneNote in C#. Let’s get started!

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C# Evernote to OneNote Conversion Library

Aspose.Note for .NET is a robust library designed to work with note-taking applications. It simplifies working with OneNote without installing it. With Aspose.Note, you can easily manipulate and convert notes. The library supports various formats and provides a straightforward API. This makes it ideal for developers looking to automate the conversion process.

Aspose.Note for .NET offers several features that make it perfect for exporting data from Evernote. Here are some key highlights:

  • Ease of Integration: Quickly integrate into your existing C# applications.
  • Flexibility: Supports various note formats and structures.
  • Advanced Customization: Customize the output to fit your needs.
  • High Performance: Efficiently handle large volumes of notes.

To get started with Aspose.Note for .NET, follow these simple installation steps:

  1. Download the library from the releases.
  2. Install it using NuGet Package Manager with the following command:
    PM> Install-Package Aspose.Note

Export Data from Evernote to OneNote

Follow these steps to export your notes from Evernote and transfer them to OneNote.

Step 1: Export Notes from Evernote to PDF

  1. Open the Evernote desktop app.
  2. Select the notes you want to export.
  3. Click File > Export note as PDF.
  4. Choose PDF as the export format.
  5. Save the file to your computer.
Export Notes from Evernote to PDF

Export Notes from Evernote to PDF

Each note will be saved as a PDF, preserving formatting, text, images, and tables.

Step 2: Convert PDF Files to OneNote Using C#

Aspose.Note for .NET allows you to import exported PDFs into OneNote format. You can merge multiple PDFs, including text-based notes, image-based notes, and notes with tables, into a single OneNote (.one) file.

Here’s how to convert your PDF files to OneNote format using C# with Aspose.Note for .NET:

  1. Create an instance of the Document class.
  2. Import the converted Evernote PDF file using the Import() method.
  3. Finally, call the Save() method to convert it to OneNote.

Find below the corresponding C# code snippet demonstrating this process:

// This code example demonstrates how to convert an Evernote converted PDF to a OneNote document.
using Aspose.Note;
// Initialize a Document
var document = new Document();
// Import a PDF document
document.Import("Evernote_PDF.pdf");
// Save as OneNote
document.Save("Evernote_PDF.one");
view raw convert-evernote-to-onenote-in-csharp_code.cs hosted with ❤ by GitHub

Check out this in-depth blog post on How to Convert PDF to OneNote in C#. It provides step-by-step instructions and code examples to simplify the process.

Get a Free License

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Evernote to OneNote: Free Resources

In addition to converting notes from Evernote to OneNote, we recommend checking out additional resources. These will help you deepen your understanding of Aspose.Note and enhance your skills.

Conclusion

In this blog post, we explored how to convert Evernote to OneNote in C#. Using Aspose.Note for .NET simplifies the process significantly. We encourage you to explore more about Aspose.Note and its capabilities to enhance your note management.

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