To migrate your notes from Aml Pages to Evernote, you need to export your tree-structured data into a compatible file format and then use Evernote’s desktop import feature to rebuild them.
Because Aml Pages does not directly output Evernote’s native .enex format, the most reliable approach is to export your notes as standard HTML or TXT files. Phase 1: Export Notes from Aml Pages
Aml Pages stores its database in a proprietary tree format, but it features powerful formatting preservation tools. You can export individual nodes or entire branches. Open Aml Pages on your Windows computer.
Select the note node or the main branch folder you want to transfer.
Click on File in the top menu and look for Export or Save As.
Choose HTML (recommended to preserve rich text, links, and text formatting) or Plain Text (TXT).
Select a designated folder on your PC (e.g., a folder named “Aml Export”) to save the files.
Note: If you have a large tree structure, try exporting section-by-section to keep files organized by topic before importing. Phase 2: Import Files into Evernote
To convert your exported documents into fully editable notes, you must use the Evernote desktop client or the web version’s Import feature.
Download and open the Evernote Desktop App (Windows/Mac) or log into Evernote Web.
Click on your Profile icon / Name in the corner and select Settings. Navigate to the Import tab on the menu panel.
Click Browse files or drag and drop your exported .html or .txt files directly into the box.
Evernote will automatically convert these text and webpage files into standard, fully editable notes. Key Migration Tips
Organize Post-Import: Imported files are compiled into a new notebook. You can use Evernote’s robust tagging and search mechanics to rebuild your original Aml Pages hierarchy.
Handling Attachments: If your original notes had complex attachments embedded in Aml Pages, double-check that they transitioned. If any attachments fail to load inside the HTML files, you can manually drag-and-drop those raw files directly into your new Evernote notes. Import content from other apps into Evernote
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