Hello,
I have a 50mbs notes document in onenote. I 've tried to import it to qnap notes in a .one, .doc, .docx and .pdf format with no luck. Is there any way I can import it?
Import onenote document
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Re: Import onenote document
Anyone please?
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Re: Import onenote document
No such feature AFAIK. You can import from Evernote.
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There is an import option (besides evernote), it's just doesn't work apparently.
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That import is supposed to import an exported backup, not some random MS sh*t.aeriora wrote:There is an import option (besides evernote), it's just doesn't work apparently.
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Onenote is the leading notes tool for the last few years, not some random MS sh*t.
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As already told you, there is no such thing implemented. Move on. The import function you are trying to use is NOT for MS Onenote or anything similar, no matter how much "leading". Given how much "compliant" MS is with their own "open" document format specs, I'd not expect anything working here anytime soon.
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what a balls! i thought i can import my docx to it and write/edit on the go wherever i am in the world. that is pretty much miss-mach
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Re: Import onenote document
It would be super helpful just to be able to import a PDF (since we could "print" to PDF from OneNote on most recent platforms (like any Mac OS from the last 5+ years).