OneNote Batch for Windows

User Reviews

• tried html import only - same as copy-paste

  erdeuzMarch 29, 2015

  Pros

  It does what it is supposed to

  Cons

  Imports html code blocks as ordinary text. No difference between copy-paste from browser and import using this program. Doesn't export content of folded outlines. So you have to open all folded outlines before export.

  Summary

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• Works as advertised

  karaki1March 19, 2014

  Pros

  It does what it is supposed to do (Outlook Notes to OneNote notes). It is fairly quick. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure it out.

  Cons

  It does not have a feature to send the Outlooks Notes to a single tab, or group the Notes by category.

  Summary

  Microsoft has offered OneNote as part of Office since I believe Office 2003. OneNote is kind of like Outlook Notes on steroids. I describe OneNote like a cross between Pinterest, ScreenGrabber, a three-ring binder, and Outlook Note in one package. While OneNote does integrate with certain folders of Outlook, one cannot easily import Outlook Notes into OneNote very easily (c'mon Microsoft, what's up with that?). So along comes OneNote Batch. It does what it says it will do, but for every note, it creates a new tab in the notebook you specify. I've got 206 Notes in Outlook... I *don't* want 206 tabs in OneNote. I've rectified it now so that it is organized into about five tabs, but I wish OneNote Batch would have allowed me to do that from the beginning, say put all notes with the category of "Book" in a Book tab, or alphabetize by subject line (A-F notes, G-L notes, M-P notes, etc.). Having no way to group the Outlook notes makes for a messy OneNote notebook in my opinion. Other than that, it works as it should.<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Mar 19, 2014<p/>On my review above, I have created an error in terms. I use "tabs" meaning pages. I wish there was an easier way of putting multiple Outlook notes on one PAGE (not tab). It is already imported to the correct tab.

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