Description | : | Extracts any highlighted text and prints it at the end of the page |
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Author(s) | : | Omer Atay, ralphkurz | |||||
Category | : | Text | |||||
Last Updated | : | June 12, 2017 | |||||
Requirements | : | OneNote 2010 or above | |||||
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Changelog | : | June 12, 2017 (4D750C) - Omer Atay December 23, 2016 (74979A) - Omer Atay November 01, 2016 (924694) - Omer Atay June 19, 2016 (24E480) - ralphkurz These versions are no longer supported: June 18, 2016 - ralphkurz June 18, 2016 - ralphkurz |
My OneNote is set to german, hope that doesnt cause problems.
It does find some of the text, but not everything. Often it just spilts the text into many pieces
Thank you very much for this wonderful tool !
I like to highlight important text within long articles, and this would allow allow me to gather all this information into one page.
Thank you.
Second use and subsequent will extract all text
More about buggy case,
1) if i highlighted say two separate words in a paragraph, the 'full extract' will have ''add'' paragraph breaks around these word.
2) if i do extract 1, then 2 on page A ; go to page B and do 2 extracts ; come back to page A and do a '3rd' extract : it's still bugyy
3) i close onenote and go to page A, try a new extract... still extracts everything
Please note : i have a lot of paragraph with no highlighted text at all.
It looks like that after the execution of the macro, all the text has a 'highlighted' property of some sort.
But that seems implausible when i have a look at the code (which i far from understand) : !($TextObject_1.highlightColor != "#000000") I read this code as : text that is not highlighted in white. Looking at my page I can clearly see that the text has not been highlighted.
To be certain I selected all the text of the page and set it to no highlight (color=none on my French UI) . Then i highlighted a couple of words and launched macro... all text extracted again.
puzzling
One last word : it would be nice to keep the different color highlights in the extracted text (it's easy in cas you don't want to remove them all). It would make the outcome much more usefull.
Regards,
Gary