Note Transfer

Question

I have extensive notes on my Palm that I would like to transfer to my iPhone. These are active files that I update regularly. How do I transfer files from the Palm format to the iPhone format without losing any data?

Answer 1

http://www.google.com/search?q=palmnotes+toiphone
The Missing Sync family include a migration assistant that promises to help import things from the previous phone, that might help, though they don't give a lot of information.
http://www.markspace.com/
I think you should approach this task from the other direction, assuming this is a one-time transfer and you are moving from the Palm to using the iPhone for those tasks and will be updating the notes on the phone henceforth. Not: "how do I get the notes from Palm?" but "what do I want to do with the notes on the iPhone?"
The default note support is fairly basic---there is a built in Notes app, without any rich text formatting, and all notes are in a flat list that is always ordered by date of last modification. Those notes will sync to Notes in Mail (OS 10.5.7 only) or Outlook, and edits on the computer will sync back. They will only sync via iTunes over the cable. You can also email them out.
However, you may prefer a third-party option for notes, that will allow alphabetical order, folders, categories, rich text formatting, etc. Is syncing with a desktop version important to you? Or with the cloud? Are your notes also to-do lists? etc. (Check EverNote, ShoveBox, OmniFocus---http://appshopper.com pulls info from the App Store but is easier to browse for options)
Once you have figured out what program you want to be using on the iPhone, then figure out how to get the notes in there, because the process will likely be different depending.
You'll also want to find out what the export options are on the Palm.