Importing notes from android smartphone: which software?

Posted by mamayani
Jul 26, 2012 at 08:01 PM

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>mamayani wrote:
>>Rightnote: I love it, I love it, I love it! So many nice
>>things in
>it, but: I can get the Evernote syncing to work (see here:
> >>http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/4159/10 . The evernote app on
>my
>>phone is fine, but can’t get them into Righnote so far.
> >If you have followed the
>main points in the said thread (most importantly: leave the password inside
>Rightnote blank) then the one thing I can point out is that synced notes can only be
>initiated from Rightnote.
> >I don’t know if this limitation will be lifted in the
>future and it will be possible to create notes from scratch in Android and sync them
>with Rightnote afterwards.
> >In the meantime, if you expect to want to write new notes
>in your Android, I suggest that you create a few blank Evernote type notes in Rightnote
>and sync them, to use as ‘blank paper’ in Android.
>

I have installed Evernote on my phone and making notes every now and then. So far no luck getting them into Rightnote. It seems like the perfect solution, and I want it to work sooooo badly.
Unfortunately Rightnote crashes when I try to save a file with an Evernote in it. A bug report has been sent, with additional information, about this to Rael. I have read all the available information on the evernote syncing but to no luck so far :(

Have you actually succeeded syncing with Evernote? I am able to get the Evernote’s notebook names in file -> properties. And I have only given my password in the web screen to give permission to evernote, not the Rightnote security password in the program itself. I can create an evernote type note. If I do that and choose to sync evernote, I get “no evernote type notes found”. If Rightnote tries to save the file (which it does automatically), it hangs and I get a bug report. (I think it can only sync, once the file has been saved. before that it doesn’t see the evernote notes). It is my preferred solution, if it works.