I don't think so.
but you can do it via sql. The name of the table is ISNOTES
and the id is BKICMSTR Plus the Item ID
 
 
 
PD: check with ISTECH

Thanks to you both!

Really need to do some note imports.
Anyone have any suggestions on how to go about doing this ?

Sorry shadowcaster, somehow I didn't see your first post.  I'm certainly no expert so there may be a better way, but this is what I've found to work.
 
I suggest using the general import program (UT-A > T7GENIMP) with your import file.  For fields:

• ID - first 8 characters is table name (append a space if the table is only 7 characters), the rest identifies the record in the table (usually just the ID, but in the case of lines for sales orders, etc. it's slightly more complex)
  
• TYPE - note type (e.g. CSN, STD, HID)
  
• CDATE - not required, but recommended: as far as I can tell, should be the date of note creation
  
• CTIME - same as above: time of note creation
  
• CWHO - same as above: user who created note
  
• ALPHA - the actual note
  

If you think you ever might want to change the note via import, make sure each note can be identified in one of the following ways:

• ID + Type (Key)
  
• ID + Type + CDate (Key2)
  
• ID + CDate (Key3)
  
• ID + Contact (Key4)
  

If you haven't used the general import program before, or have any questions, let me know.