Taskpaper files are plain text to-do lists. Note: Notes and images are discarded when exporting. Tags are in a separate column at the end called “tags.” In that column, multiple tags are separated by commas.Tags look like this: #tagname (using the CamelCaseHashtag format) o Open tasks use ◦.Preserves text attributes like font, size, color, etc.Notes are just more text, so they are basically the same as node titles, which is why it’s impossible to import notes as they don’t have special syntax.Tags look like this: #tagname (using the #CamelCaseHashtag format).Doesn’t preserve text attributes such as font, size, color, etc.There are several different text file formats MindNode can import and export: Node titles are headings prefixed with the corresponding number of # in front of them for each level.MindNode can import and export Markdown files with images (.textbundle) or without images (.md). Instead, tags are added to OPML files in the #CamelCaseHashtag format at the end of each node title. However, it is worth keeping in mind that OPML files do not retain text formatting when being exported. MindNode can import and export OPML files supported by most outlining apps. However, keep in mind that FreeMind, iThoughts, and older versions of MindNode do not support tags, which might be true for other features. You can also open Mindjet MindManager, XMind, XMind Zen, and iThoughts files through MindNode. MindNode can import and export other mind mapping formats like the FreeMind format, which most other mind mapping apps support. Just keep in mind that this means newer features won't be included in the file.
In this case, make sure to switch it on in the export options. If you have an older device running an older version of MindNode, there is also a legacy export option, which ensures the compatibility of the file and the legacy app. The MindNode export option allows you to export a single file MindNode document. This section will detail the different file formats when importing and exporting.
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