> No doubt this is a worthwhile feature.
> For now, to automate this, you could use a macro recorder.
> For example, download and install AutoIT and then SciTE. Run the
> "ScriptWriter" that it installed. This will record what steps to take to open
> OneNote and publish your notebooks. Then compile this script as an exe in
> AutoIT. Save it somewhere and have Windows Task Scheduler run it every so
> often.
>
> "smack" wrote:
>
> > Users should have the ability to schedule automatic publication routines
> > (e.g. save as pdf, html, etc) as part of 'backup options'. Since the file
> > format is proprietary and there is no 'OneNote Viewer', it is really vital to
> > have the notebooks (or sections) published regularly.
> >
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