Convert PDF to OneNote using .NET

Code Example: PDF to OneNote

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

    using Aspose.Html.Converters;
    using Aspose.Note;

    public void ConvertMarkdownToOneNote()
    {
        string mdFilePath = "path/to/input.md";
        string htmlFilePath = "path/to/temp.html";
        string oneFilePath = "path/to/output.one";

        // Step 1: Convert Markdown to HTML
        Converter.ConvertMarkdown(mdFilePath, htmlFilePath);

        // Step 2: Import HTML into OneNote
        var document = new Document();
        document.Import(htmlFilePath);
        document.Save(oneFilePath);
    }

To convert .pdf files to .one for C#, follow these steps:
1. Export Notes fromPDF: Use the Export to PDF feature to generate a .pdf file.
2. Import PDF into OneNote: Use Aspose.Note for .NET to convert the PDF into a .one file.

This code demonstrates how to convert a PDF file into a OneNote (.one) file using Aspose.Note for .NET. It begins by specifying the paths for the input PDF and the output OneNote file. A new OneNote document is initialized, and the content of the PDF is imported into it. Finally, the document is saved in the .one format at the specified location. This process facilitates transforming static PDF content into an editable and interactive OneNote structure.