This script uses only absolute paths internally, mainly because pandoc on Windows has trouble processing relative paths and for consistency.Relative paths can not be used as input for the target folder.If you have an automated solution for this, please let me know If you are a heavy ‘pen’ user this is a very cumbersome. Because OneNote does not have this function you will have to take screenshots of your pages with pen/hand written notes and paste the resulting image and then remove the scribblings. You should start by ‘flattening’ all pen/hand written elements in your OneNote pages.Usually creating a new Notebook named the same as your Section Group and moving all relevant Sections. Recommendation: if you make heavy use of (Nested) Section Groups you first have to reorganize in a way that they are out of the picture.
Nested Section Groups are not processed at all. Section Groups on the first level are listed but are ignored.Password protected sections should be unlocked before continuing, the Object Model does not have access to them if you don’t.Extract all File Objects to the same folder as where the page is in and fix references in the resulting.Extract all Images to the ‘/media’ folder of each section and fix references in the resulting.Append prefixes to page filenames if they were indented beneath other pages (so called ‘page levels’).Create a folder structure for your Notebooks and Sections.The PowerShell script ‘ConvertOneNote2MarkDown.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. !!! question 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!
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