Import HTML to OneNote
Occasionally, you may need to import content from documents in other formats, with HTML being one of the most widely used. As the standard format for creating web pages and exchanging information online, HTML is also common in private communications. If you’re looking for an efficient way to convert HTML content into OneNote, our product offers the perfect solution.
Aspose.Note for .NET makes it easy to import HTML directly into OneNote without the need for additional components. Our latest version includes a robust set of features designed to simplify and enhance the conversion process, allowing you to effortlessly convert HTML to OneNote and even vice versa. With Aspose.Note, you can:
- Control how imported HTML pages are merged into a OneNote document, ensuring that the content is organized exactly as you need it.
Our software library streamlines the conversion process, allowing you to manage and structure your HTML files within OneNote with ease. Whether you’re integrating complex web pages or simple HTML snippets, our tools make the process quick and convenient, saving you time and effort. With Aspose.Note, you can confidently convert HTML to OneNote, preserving the integrity and formatting of your original content while seamlessly integrating it into your OneNote workflow.
How to convert HTML to OneNote
The Aspose.Note API provides a straightforward way to convert HTML documents to One format using its versatile Import method. This method allows you to import data from an HTML document and integrate it seamlessly into a One Note file. The following overloads are available for the Import method:
- Import(Stream, HtmlImportOptions)
- Import(string, HtmlImportOptions)
These overloads give you flexibility in how you handle the import process, whether you’re working with a file stream or a file path. By utilizing the HtmlImportOptions, you can control the formatting, layout, and merging behavior of the imported content, ensuring a smooth and efficient conversion from HTML to One.
Import all data from a set of HTML files
The following example demonstrates how to import all pages from a set of HTML files into a single OneNote document, merging them page by page. This approach is useful when you need to consolidate multiple HTML files into one cohesive OneNote document.
1var d = new Document();
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3d.Import(Path.Combine(dataDir, "sample1.html"))
4 .Import(Path.Combine(dataDir, "sample2.html"))
5 .Import(Path.Combine(dataDir, "sample3.html"));
6d.Save(Path.Combine(dataDir, "sample_SimpleMerge.one"));