In JPilot select your notes, then go to File Menu -> Export and select CVS button in
dialog and then save file as a cvs file (example – palmnotes.cvs).
Run the following command on the file:
sed -i -e "1d" -e 's@,"0"@@' palmnotes.csv
If you exported any notes marked as “private”, you have to use the following command:
sed -i -e "1d" -e 's@,"0"@@' -e 's@,"1"@@' palmnotes.csv
So you get the correct csv-file-format:
“foldername”,“note content”
“foldername”,“note content”
…
Now you need to convert the file encoding. Because of most users work with Windows, Note Everything expects the file in Windows-1252 encoding.
So convert the file with the following command:
iconv -f UTF-8 -t WINDOWS-1252 palmnotes.csv > memo1252.csv
Then follow from the step 4 of the common instructions.