• BrilorSoftware published another application named CCNX which is now obsolete due to 64-bit requirements in Apple's macOS 10.15,
• Daynotes imports only CCNX's data, so if you aren't a CCNX user and/or don't have any CCNX notes, please ignore this page and skip importing.
• If you are/were a former user of BrilorSoftware's CCNX product, importing will allow you to bring all your CCNX notes and event dates into Daynotes
• Subsequent instructions( starting below with What Importing Does ) on this page assume the reader has CCNX notes and events to import. 
  

• Copies CCNX's daynote and events files into the sandboxed data location Daynotes uses
  
• The copy has several important items worthy of your attention:
  
1. Any existing notes already entered into Daynotes will be lost because its files are overwritten by the copy.
2. The original CCNX data files are not altered ( i.e. they remain in place for use by CCNX if that is planned )
3. Because of #1, importing CCNX's data before entering any notes into Daynotes is the best approach.
4. Importing can be repeated at any time, so make sure to heed the warnings because each import overwrites Daynotes' existing data.
   
• Importing does NOT copy what CCNX calls "User" notes because Daynotes has no such feature.
  

What is the Process

1. After launching Daynotes for the first time( or before you have entered any data into Daynotes ) pick the "Import CCNX Data..." from the File menu
2. A sheet window will appear. The window describes importing. Read it carefully.
3. Respond to the sheet by pressing either the "Confirm" or "Cancel" button. Confirm will start the import. Cancel stops it.
4. The import usually completes quickly. Check the Notes Entry and Important Dates tabs for the imported data.