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Hi,
I am looking for a way to create new pages in one note for mac via command line switches... I found the following for the Windows-Version of Onenote, but they seem not to work on the Mac Version:
Is there something similar available on Onenote for Mac?
The use case behind this is that I want to be able to import scanned images into one note. It worked well for Evernote, but haven't had much luck with Onenote so far...
Thanks in advance!
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Answer accepted by question author
Hauke ~ Welcome to the Community. See if this thread helps:
Using Evernote Scanner with OneNote for Mac
Hauke ~ Glad to see your question marked as "Answered", but what exactly was the solution? ...If you could provide some details, I'm sure the Community here would appreciate it.
Thanks,
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