Convert OneNote to HTML using .NET

Code Example: OneNote to HTML

Here is a sample C# code snippet that demonstrates the entire conversion process:

    using Aspose.Note;
    using Aspose.Note.Saving;

    public void ConvertOneNoteToHTML()
    {
        string oneFilePath = "path/to/input.one";
        string htmlFilePath = "path/to/output.html";

        // Step 1: Load OneNote document
        var document = new Document(oneFilePath);

        // Step 2: Save as HTML
        var options = new HtmlSaveOptions();
        document.Save(htmlFilePath, options);
    }

To convert .one files to .hrml for C#, follow these steps:
1. Export OneNote to HTML: Leverage Aspose.Note for .NET to convert your .one file into an HTML format effortlessly.
Save HTML for Web Integration: The resulting HTML file can be seamlessly used for publishing on websites or integrating into web-based platforms.

This code example demonstrating the process. This snippet uses Aspose.Note for .NET to load a OneNote file and save it as an HTML file. First, the Document class is used to load the .one file. Then, using HtmlSaveOptions, the content is exported while retaining its formatting. The simplicity of this approach ensures high-quality output, ideal for sharing or embedding notes into online platforms.