FJ Software

Gutten tag,
I write from Bilbao. I have more tan 400 notes in my phone, and I find MPE very useful to manage them. Some have only a few paragraphs, but others can be like a full page in word.
When you search a single word, it is amazing how quickly MPE finds the notes which have that term inside.

My question is: My phone Explorer MPE has the possibility of exporting all my notes to my PC in a TXT or other format? Otherwise, is it possible to find this file in my phone with a suitable file explorer?
It would also be useful to have one blank line separation between notes.

Then I could copy that TXT file to Word or other software.
Sorry if this question has had an answer in the forum, but I chave done a few searches with no results.

DANKE Herr Franz Josef Wechselberger for your invaluable software.

Karmelo Eguia

If you synchronise your phone with Outlook then you can export the notes from there. See this link:
https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/ ... files.html

No use if you don't use Outlook - but it may help someone else looking for the same answer

First off all, we´re talking about the MPE´s own notes here.

They can be exported to your computer and they can be saved as a .txt file.
Just make a right-klick on the note to export it. While saving it to the computer you may choose the .txt format.
Also .vnt, .csv and .cml is avaiable.

Unfortunately if you choose more than one file at the time the contents of the notes get saved into one single file. That I will talk to FJ about, maybe he can change that.

Koelner hat geschrieben: They can be exported to your computer and they can be saved as a .txt file.

Perfect! Thank you for your answer

Problem solved. Thanks Herr Koelner for your reply. No need to bother Mr. Wechselberger.

I wanted to have all my MPE notes in one file. TXT
First you have to sort them by the date column or alphabetically. Then by pressing the left mouse button and dragging down, we select all the notes.
Right click and the option to export to txt file appears.
By the way, a little mistake on my part. I have about 100 notes, not 500.
When I am walking, if a brilliant idea comes to my brain, I open MPE notes and dictate to the phone directly.
Bye