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Downloading OneNote content with Export-OneNote
With this PowerShell script you can easily extract OneNote artifacts for further processing: Download most notebook data, including structure, pages, images and attached files Pages are processed into self contained HTML files Creates a simple HTML preview of the notebook … Continue reading
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Moving Term Sets Accross Site Collection Maintaining Term ID:s
In SharePoint we have the Term Store for managing reusable terms. Besides tenant level term groups, which are available to all site collections, each site can have their own group. There are situations when you need to move term sets … Continue reading