The feature is getting close to being ready for a pre-release, but I still would like to make more tests of real use cases before that. I'm creating the topic to ask if anyone here has any notebooks inside OneNote and would be willing to export them for me to test and see if we find any bugs.
By right-clicking a notebook you have an option to export the notebook:
A new window will open up with a download button:
This .zip file is what we are going to use to import, that is what I would need to make the test!
I want to export, but I have some private information
If you would like to help but have some sensitive notes that you wouldn't like to give me access to you could always duplicate the notebook and export the newly created without these notes.
To do that you can follow the steps above until you get the zip file.
I recently tried to use a Python module to process OneNote files. It turned out that the same set of notes produced a different export file when using Microsoft 365 respectively the web version. The first worked, the second didn't. So it would be good to test both. Here is my simple web export. It's just a few test notes:
I have a massive OneNote notebook notebook - hundreds of pages, subpages, images, etc.. I've been trying all sort of PowerShell techniques to export it from OneNote to HTML, but something always seems to flub. I'd be curious how you do this. I want to share it, but I would rather it not be publicly downloadable, but there's nothing really sensitive about it - it's just some creative work of mine.
I don't see how to PM you here. Perhaps you can initiate a PM to me and I'll figure it out from there? Thanks.
