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I thought so as well, until I used it. And then I realised that I'd rather go back to OneNote than use markdown. It's just too limited without introducing HTML.
by kamray23 3y ago
I thought so as well, until I used it. And then I realised that I'd rather go back to OneNote than use markdown. It's just too limited without introducing HTML.
Eventually settled on using ms instead of OneNote, gets me that local goodness and beautiful PDFs but also allows me to define things and make it a bit more domain-specific whenever needed. Used it for several documents at work, got compliments on how good they looked. Wild for a relatively limited system from the 70's.
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- codetrotter 3y ago> Eventually settled on using ms instead of OneNote This name is too short to Google, and Google thinks I am referring to Microsoft, or even OneNote, when I search for it. Do you have a link to this “ms” tool from the 1970s?
- gloryjulio 3y agoIt's good enough for me as I use an editor most of the time. If it's serious enough for me to write it down and revisit, it's time to use an editor.