thanks!! and here's a little batch script

[DustinWehr]

I had a lot of notebooks, so used this applescript to export them all: https://gist.github.com/activescott/bffe5e1850a52768b2c2d34fe40b568b
and then the following script export the notes of each notebook in different folders based on the filename.

#! /usr/bin/env python
import os

# Parameters
output_format = 'markdown'  # or 'text'
strip_this_prefix_from_filenames = "evernote-backup_17-01-21-13/55/07_"
strip_this_suffix_from_filenames = ".enex"
# the new folder name is the filename with the above fixed prefix and suffix stripped


start = len(strip_this_prefix_from_filenames)
end = len(strip_this_suffix_from_filenames)
for dirpath, dirnames, filenames in os.walk("."):
	for name in filenames:
		if name.endswith(".enex"):
			os.system('ever2text "{0}" --output "ever2text_output/{1}" --format {2}'.format(name, name[start:-end], output_format))

If you think it'd be useful enough for the next person who finds your code, I can make a pull request that adds a batch option in core.py, or feel free to do so yourself.

[daghemo]

On the Windows client I have "All Notes". This would allow me to select all notes and run "Export note" on them.
I've installed the newer version (i.e. 10) of the client and now "Select All" does not select all the notes, but just some random text in the Evernote window.
No, I'm not happy at all with Evernote. :)