With the last few updates to the OS, the result has been that apps have needed to be rewritten from scratch - for a 3rd time. Apple continually blocks features (especially features with file access) for the sake of security. This is great for the consumer, but for developers, it has meant constantly jumping through hoops to get apps approved. Over the years, Apple has become more mainstream, and as a result of their success, they have had to improve the security of their OS. I've been working on developing apps for Apple long before the iPhone even existed. If you get it again, try emptying the trash and repeat the export.Hey guys! It has been a long run for the MiJournal app. Haven’t been able to reproduce that in the latest build of the script.
“READ ONLY” notes that keep much of their formatting.Notes that you can edit - even if they lose some of the formatting/images along the way?.
This would allow you to edit them, but you may lose some formatting and images in the process.ĭan is looking into some options to enable Web Archive editing within MacJournal (the best of all possible solutions) but, in the meantime, here is my question to you all: That said, I can make a simple change in the script that would import the notes as RTF files. (Thought that might be important to you all! 😉 ) I chose this route so that the notes would arrive in MacJournal looking roughly the same as they did when they left Evernote. The problem boils down to this - I wrote the script to convert the HTML files that Evernote exports into a slightly different format called a “Web Archive” - and MacJournal doesn’t edit that format (yet).Įssentially, a Web Archive is a bundle of all the HTML code…plus any images used in the page. Okay - here’s the latest update (and a question for everyone out there using the script):ĭan Schimpf (the developer behind MacJournal) and I have been trading some emails about the editing issues.
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