Remove double spaces and "" escape symbol that are created when converting with Pandoc.
See more details on these options here:.
markdown_strict (original unextended Markdown).
gfm (GitHub-Flavored Markdown), or the deprecated and less accurate markdown_github use markdown_github only if you need extensions not supported in gfm.
Allow user can select which markdown format will be used, defaulting to Pandoc's standard format, which strips any HTML from tables along with other desirable (for me) formatting choices.
Allow to choose between converting from existing docx (90% faster) and creating new ones - useful if just want to test differences in the various processing options without generating new docx each time.
Intermedia Word files are stored in a central notebook folder.
Can choose between discarding or keeping intermediate Word files.
Symbols in file names removed for link compatibility.
Extract all File Objects to the same folder as Images and fix references in the resulting.
md files, generating relative references to the image files within the markdown document
Fix image references in the resulting.
Allow you you choose between putting all Images in a central '/media' folder for each notebook, or in a separate '/media' folder in each folder of the hierarchy.
Page\Subpage.md) or appending prefixes (e.g.
Allow you to choose between creating subfolders for subpages (e.g.
Allow you to choose between converting a specific notebook or all notebooks.
Process pages that are in sections at the Notebook, Section Group and up to 5 Nested Section Group levels.
Create a folder structure for your Notebooks and Sections.
The powershell script 'ConvertOneNote2MarkDown-v2.ps1' will utilize the OneNote Object Model on your workstation to convert all OneNote pages to Word documents and then utilizes PanDoc to convert the Word documents to Markdown (.md) format. Ready to make the step to Markdown and saying farewell to your OneNote, EverNote or whatever proprietary note taking tool you are using? Nothing beats clear text, right? Read on! I've taken it and made a variety of modifications and improvements. Credit for this script goes to the wizard who created the original script here.