On iOS, there are a couple more hurdles involved. You don’t have to do anything since the importer will take care of everything. Ulysses will create a new sheet for each note and convert the contained formatting into the corresponding markup tags. Ulysses will automatically start the import. Now simply drag the ENEX file to your library and drop it. Store the exported file, then open Ulysses. You can do this by selecting the notes you want to export, right-clicking and choosing “Export Notes…“ from the context menu: Since Ulysses doesn’t support tables and todo lists, they will be imported as plain text.įirst of all, export your notes from Evernote to the ENEX format.Encrypted text won’t be imported and will be removed during import, which is why you may want to decrypt everything before exporting it.However, you should keep the following limitations in mind:

titles, tags, attached URLs, creation and modification dates) bold, italic, highlighted, underlined, strikethrough, ordered and unordered lists, text dividers) multiple notes from a single ENEX file (Ulysses will create a new sheet for every note).The new importer aims to import these contents and metadata in a way that preserves as much information as possible while stripping away formatting not available in Ulysses. Starting with version 2.7, Ulysses lets you import notes from Evernote - on both macOS and iOS. Applause! In this post Marcel explains how to use it. The much requested Evernote importer was built by Marcel Voss during his summer internship with Ulysses. Albeit a writing app at heart, Ulysses is well-suited for organizing notes, and therefore considered an appropriate Evernote alternative by many of our users.

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