You should now have a new notebook with all of your notes.
Choose the OutlookNotes.enex file located in My Documents.
Choose File > Import > Evernote Export Files.
Open up the Evernote desktop client, and do the following:.
You should now have a file in your My Documents folder called OutlookNotes.enex.
Choose ThisOutlookSession.exportNotesToEvernote.
When prompted if you want to save changes, choose yes.
If you changed any security settings, you should restart Outlook.
When prompted in the next steps if you want to run this macro, remember to allow it and to choose to trust this publisher.
Press OK and close Microsoft Visual Basic.
Choose the certificate you just created.
Open Microsoft Visual Basic again (Alt+F11) in Outlook.
Follow the steps to create a certificate, and name it whatever you want.
Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Tools > Digital Certificate for VBA Projects.
To create a certificate that will be used to sign your macro (safer), do the following:.
Don't forget to change it back to High after you are done with this!.
Change the Security Level to Medium or Low.
To temporarily allow all macros to run (easier), do the following:.
Allow the macro to run by doing one of the following:.
Paste the code at the bottom of this post after any existing code (you may or may not have code there), and save the document.
If you do not see this, expand the Project1 tree on the left (in the Project panel) until you get to ThisOutlookSession, and double click it.
There should now be a blank document where you can type code.
You will see that Microsoft Visual Basic has opened.
In Outlook, go to Tools > Macro > Visual Basic Editor (Alt+F11).
Sync your iPhone notes with Outlook and make sure all your notes are in there.
just skip the first step! The main benefit of this method is that it will retain the creation date of all of your notes. Note this could just as easily be used for importing Outlook Notes into Evernote without an iPhone. This solution requires Microsoft Outlook, so it will only work on the PC. Here's a simple way to import your iPhone notes to Evernote.
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