Migrated notebooks are stored on the local hard drive of your computer (Evernote2OneNote requires desktop copies of both apps to work) rather than being pushed automatically to the cloud.
I suspect it's something in the Evernote note, but I'll update this as I discover more. Occasionally a note will throw an error (not sure why) but I've been able to just continue past the error and keep migrating.I've even found some notes this way I forgot I had. Be patient. Large notebooks can take a little while to migrate but there's an excellent progress bar including counts and actual note titles as things move forward.I think it's a problem between the tool and OneNote, but the restart is quick enough so I'm not going to sweat the issue. In my experience if I cancel a migration mid-stream I need to reboot my computer to be able to restart the process.The fewer the notebooks, the fewer the runs. Evernote2OneNote migrates at the notebook level, so each notebook in Evernote needs to be done individually.
Here's a couple of tips I can recommend when you sit down to use it: There's a great tool called Evernote2OneNote for migrating the content of your notebooks that does the trick extremely well. Yes, I'm done with the big green elephant. Over the weekend I started exporting all my Evernote content over to OneNote prior to shutting down my Premium account.
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