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I want to create a project related to OneNote add-on, however when I check into project templates I did not see a project template for OneNote 2013 Add-on. Is there a way I could develop an add-on for OneNote since Microsoft removed it from VSTO? VSTO does not support creating addins for OneNote. You can crate an addin for OneNote in a slightly different way though. You need to implement the IRibbonExtensibility interface as noted here . This is very helpful tutorial for anyone looking for a guide on how to create an add-in for OneNote. Thanks to the author of Onetastic for Microsoft OneNote (

Is there a way to copy code from visual studio (C#) and paste it into OneNote, without losing the formatting? I was able to do this, but only if I copy from VS, paste to Word, copy from Word, and then paste to OneNote. There is fortunately a solution for Visual Studio 2010! Install the Visual Studio 2010 Pro Power Tools extension and copy/paste to OneNote retains syntax highlighting. Made me a happy man;) Jan Roelof You have hit the nail on the head on the process. The application that you are pasting to must be able to accept the code with the formatting properly. MS Word is one of the few

I am using MS graph API to get all notebooks including shared notebooks using: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/onenote/notebooks?includesharednotebooks=true Sample response I received on API call is as - In this notebook with "displayName": "For pooja" is created by another user and shared with me. Notebook with "displayName": "Pooja_Work_1" is created by me. In createdBy field for the notebook created by me reflects the correct user id and displayName . Whereas for the notebook shared with me the createdBy field user displayName has correct value but user id has my id . Ideally it must be

I need to do the simple Program whcih need to extract text from image using Onenote Interop? Could any one suggest me the appropriate document for my concept please? Text recognized by OneNote's OCR is stored in the one:OCRText element in the XML file structure in OneNote. e.g. <one:Page ...> ... <one:Image ...> ... <one:OCRData lang="en-US"> <one:OCRText><![CDATA[This is some sampletext]]></one:OCRText> </one:OCRData> </one:Image> </one:Page> You can see this XML using a program called OMSPY (it shows you the XML behind OneNote pages) - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/johnguin/archive/2011/07/28

How do I access a OneNote notebook using Python? Is there a way to export it to a pdf or other file programmatically? The notes are taken by hand, so I unfortunately can't just parse it for text. I've found this article from 2011, but the links are dead and I imagine it would be outdated anyway. I've also found this GitHub but I don't see how to implement it to do what I want. Alternatively, is there another language I could use? If your notebooks are stored in OneDrive or Office 365, you can use the OneNote APIs to access them. Information about the APIs are on http://dev.onenote.com/ . For