Pardon the shameless plug, but X-Port will move one ore more notes as
text or RTF to either a Mac or Windows. You select the note(s) on the
device, choose "X-Port" from the routing menu, and go. Indent levels of
outlines are preserved with tabs when exporting as text, and if exporting as
RTF, images, sketches, and styles are preserved as well (with varying
degrees of accuracy, depending on how you expect to use the data).
Dan
> From: JohnB9407@aol.com
> Reply-To: newtontalk@planetnewton.com
> Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2000 01:19:48 EST
> To: newtontalk@planetnewton.com
> Subject: NTLK Exporting newton Notes to Mac
>
> I have an MP 2000 and a Quadra 650 Mac.. What are the different ways of
> exporting "individual" notes from the MP to my Mac.. I have NCU 1.0 but it
> seems to take forever for anything to happen with notes.
>
> I am able to easily export individual "Newton Works" docs very easily,
> obviously becase of the builtin conduit in NCU.. But how can i do this with
> separate notes.. I have done a bulk dump of all my notes that is exported as
> one file with all the text jumbled together along with all these other
> control type characters (but then you have the problem of sorting it all out
> and i have about 200 notes )
>
> Before the transfer is made i would like to be able to have the choice of
> which notes to export (if possible) much the same waynway i export the
> "NewtWrks"docs
> I only need the text but would like the notes separated. It was also be
> great to retain the outline levels of notes if possible. (Also should i use
> a connection other than serial?)
> .. Any suggestions?
> John BIanculli
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