Thanks Ilya. I realized this was probably the problem once I played with
CopyAsHTML add-in some more. Luckily he has posted the source code and I
will attempt to modify it to have the option to wrap the <div> with a <html>
and <body> tag.
Was there any reason the default RTF(?) copy format that .net 2005 produces
does not paste properly with formatting as it does into Word? Or rather, was
this something that was a bug to be fixed or just a feature that needed to be
added at some point?
thanks
-doug
"Ilya Koulchin" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Doug C. wrote:
> > So I tried the CopyAsHTML add-in for Visual Studio, which seems to make a
> > pretty simple/straight-forward html div with styles inlined. However, when
> > pasted into ON I get nothing except a large empty text box.
> >
> > So my question is, what is ON's magical? clipboard format that it will
> > accept from Word such that it retains proper formatting?
>
>
> You can paste to OneNote in a wide variety of formats, including html.
> In this particular case however, the paste fails since OneNote requires
> the html content on the clipboard to be wrapped in HTML and BODY tags.
> We're considering removing this restriction in a future version; in the
> meantime, you could contact the add-in developer and see if it would be
> possible to create a version of the add-in that publishes html with the
> required tags, which would allow the add-in to paste into OneNote.
>
> Ilya
>
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