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Tag Archives: scripting
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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Tagged backup, export, onenote, pnp powershell, powershell, scripting
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If Word randomly crashes when opening SharePoint documents
I’ve been working on a PowerShell script that automates Microsoft Word to open all files in a SharePoint library, modify the header and other properties and then save it again. I ran the script against 4000 documents and everything went … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Tips
Tagged automation, cache, COM, docx, microsoft office, microsoft word, powershell, scripting, sharepoint online
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