Just open up AppleScript, paste in the code, and hit the play button. īelow is my version, worked like magic and was done in minutes.
I found a post with sample code which I made some edits to. In searching for my own solution I came across Apple Script. Of course this feature doesn’t exist because Apple Notes only exports to. I got Evernote and the journey to migrate was ON. However I realized, I had lost a bunch of notes written in Apple Notes, to my salvation a really great guy at work helped me to retrieve them and I made sure to store my notes on the cloud going forward. Good thing I save everything to a cloud so little was lost. After much frustration and the creation of a brand new mac profile, I realized I had lost all my data.
The IT team didn’t do the update correctly because “they don’t know about Macs” and I was left locked out of my work laptop due to an outdated profile on my computer. Little did I know that requesting this change would break everything. Recently I had to update my network id at work because since getting married my last name has changed.
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