Google Notebook is a free online application offered
by Google that provides a simple way to save and organize clips of information when conducting research online. This personal browser tool permits a user to write notes, and to clip text, images, and links from pages during browsing. These are saved to an online "notebook" with sharing and collaboration features.[According to Wikipedia]. Google announced that they were stopping development on Google Notebook. Evernote also a free service that also work in the same manner as Google notebook but most importantly Evernote is offering a Google Notebook import tool. Evernote Google Notebook import tool will import all your Google Notebook data into Evernote.
How to Import Google Notebook data into Evernote?
Exporting out of Google Notebook
- Sign into Google Notebook
- Click on a notebook that you want to export
- Click the Export link at the bottom of the page
- Choose ‘Atom’ from the export options.
- Save the Google Atom Notebook file to your desktop
Importing Google Notebook data into Evernote
First, sign into Evernote. Next, go to our Google Notebook import page, which is also accessible from the Setting page on Evernote Web, and import each notebook that you exported. It may take a few minutes depending on the size of the notebook. Finally, if you use a desktop version of Evernote, hit Sync to download those imported notes.
Evernote also included one very good video to show how Google Notebook users can import their data into Evernote.
Kudos to capitalism. What a great example of the system actually working for the end user.
@troymalone
All Google Notebook users should know that they can not send copies of notes with Gmail if they want to use Evernote. Evernote blames google for using the wrong extension to send email. Sounds like a bit of hoooeee to me.