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Posted January 16, I don't think there is any chance of there ever being an Evernote export to Word - and I can't see a single good reason for them to do it either, why export to a proprietary format that someone else owns????? We export to HTML for maximum portability because that format is an open standard that is supported by millions of different applications. It also can represent our range of data better than any other format. For example, if you had a notebook full of audio recordings and PDF notes and wanted to export those to the proprietary MS Word file format, then you'd basically have nothing, since Word doesn't represent either of those in any standard way.

Enex is the XML format that you seek. It includes all your images and other data evernote download your data as base text. I've also taken a look at the SQLite database evernote download your data use EXB file and I'm shocked that it's not encrypted.

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Then it would be possible to use it for moving notes from one client to another offline. I'll have to give EverNote some thought. I absolutely love it right now but "future-proofing" my data is important. If I can't easily get my data out of the cloud then if I ever decide I'm not happy I'm completely stuck.

I'm not a security expert by any means, but why doesn't EverNote evernote download your data public-key encryption for it's data? EverNote needs to be able to read the data for OCR and such but when we upload notes to EverNote I'd encrypt it with a public key given by EverNote. When it's sent back down ie. The local database could be encrypted with the same key and unlocked when data is needed.

If you export your notes into Evernote download your data with one application, there is no guarantee that another application will be able to import them. Enex is probably your best bet for this purpose. Personally, I wish Enex preserved content ids.

Posted January 19, I understand the need for universality, especially with audio files and the like. I try to open in my word for mac and in Pages. Both do not happen. I am thinking of turning a short story into a full novel and would love to use Evernote. I am thinking exporting to pdf may be the key- any other suggestions?

Started by sofakngJanuary 10, Posted January 10, I'm very interested in using EverNote to store a ton of old documents many evernote download your data full of old bills, etcbut I'm concerned about storing my data "in the cloud". For example, if I want to leave EverNote is it possible to download all of my images and notes? If so, how does that work? What Evernote client are you using?

Can you export the notes and images from the database? Posted January 11, Although one may argue that the Evernote format can export out into.

Share this post Link to post. Well, thanks again for the information. Ideally I'd like a bunch of JPG and TXT evernote download your data XML files though. I've taken a look at the ENEX XML file and it does look like what I want Just export to Evernote download your data and then open the HTML from MS Word. If you export to HTML and then open one of the notes in Word, what error do you see? This topic is now closed to further replies. Go To Topic Listing Evernote General Discussions.

PDF would "lose" more data from your notes than Evernote download your data, so would be worse for preserving your content for external usage. One other suggestion, since you're a Mac user: Community Software by Invision Power Services, Evernote download your data. Evernote General Discussions Existing user? Sign In Sign Evernote download your data. This Topic All Content This Topic This Evernote download your data Advanced Search. Home General Discussions Evernote General Discussions Archived Can I download all my data from EverNote?

Maybe the evernote download your data is more complex than this but at least this way if somebody got my EverNote database file they wouldn't be able to use it Posted January 15, I only hope that some time in the future EN has the ability to export straight to a word-style document. Anything on the horizon for that?

What do you mean by "notes" are stored locally? Also, if I have several gigabytes of documents stored in EverNote ie. I thought the data only existed in the cloud except for the "favorite" documents. For the Windows client, notes are stored in a database on your local hard drive. For the desktop clients, everything is stored locally as well as in the cloud. There's no such thing as 'favorites' for the desktop clients. All notes are stored locally when using a Windows or Mac desktop client in a single database.

One cannot dump all the data out and have it ready for another application, or for manual use. Yes, that would be nice. I struggled with the same issue when I moved from Frontrange Goldmine to SalesForce. But considering the large variety of file formats that Evernote can save, I think the best we can expect is an international standard like HTML. HTML is a standard for text evernote download your data. It is not a standard for note storage.

HTML export is nice but that's not an import-able format. Flat text-files are better than HTML because they don't contain any mark-up.

This means if somebody gets access to this file all of your information is immediately available. Does EverNote know about this? This topic and the various methods to protect your data has been discussed at great length on this forum. Here is some info from Evernote on security. The info is almost 3 years old. I would really, really like to see it updated. Thanks for the link. I was reading that earlier as well but figured it was out-dated since it's so old.

The desktop clients store the note database on yoor local machine, and you can certainly export your notes to HTML. I'm not sure how that works with the mobile clients -- you may need to use a desktop client so actually retrieve the entire database. I'm using EverNote on the iPhone, iPad, and Windows PC. I wouldn't expect to be able to do anything on the mobile clients though so let's just talk about the Windows client.