#58 Parsing Problem (?)

[Philip Panagos]

In Windows 10 using Version 1.1.7.186 of Evernote2Onenote, when I click the "Start Import" button I get the following message box attached. After clicking OK in the box, the green progress bar moves a bit but then a similar message appears. Clicking OK the bar does not move, it goes away, and the app says it finished, but nothing is imported to Onenote.

I also exported one notebook as enex to see if that would work. It created a .enex folder with notes in it, but after clicking import from enex file and selecting the folder, I just kept clicking "open" until there was nothing further to select.

[Stefan Kueng]

there's nothing attached here. What's the error message?

[Philip Panagos]

From: Stefan Kueng
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Date: Friday, August 14, 2015 at 11:42 AM
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Subject: [evimsync:tickets] #58 Parsing Problem (?)

there's nothing attached here. What's the error message?

[tickets:#58] Parsing Problem (?)

Status: New
Created: Fri Aug 14, 2015 03:56 PM UTC by Philip Panagos
Last Updated: Fri Aug 14, 2015 03:56 PM UTC
Owner: nobody

In Windows 10 using Version 1.1.7.186 of Evernote2Onenote, when I click the "Start Import" button I get the following message box attached. After clicking OK in the box, the green progress bar moves a bit but then a similar message appears. Clicking OK the bar does not move, it goes away, and the app says it finished, but nothing is imported to Onenote.

I also exported one notebook as enex to see if that would work. It created a .enex folder with notes in it, but after clicking import from enex file and selecting the folder, I just kept clicking "open" until there was nothing further to select.

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[Stefan Kueng]

Try renaming the notebook name. Maybe the * chars confuse the tool.