Yeah, sorry, I wasn’t really providing much data about my particular case, just asking if anyting had improved. The process I’m using starts with a PowerShell script (from a GitHub repo) that converts OneNote notebooks to Word files (of all things) and then uses Pandoc to generate Markdown. There’s probably a lot I could tweak and don’t yet understand, but even with a little poking it’s a decent first pass at getting my raw content out of OneNote, which is helpful.
Having said all that, I’ve attached a screenshot the highlights one of the converted notes and the various Markdown I’ve tried to get the images working. The conversion tool gives me the option to put all linked media in a single, root-level media folder for each notebook or create a media folder under each subfolder where media is found. I chose the former for this conversion attempt and then imported the resulting folder into a new DT database. In that database, the markdown note itself is in a root-level group named “General” while the image referenced is in a root-level group named “media”. You can see from the image that I can copy the image to the same folder and use its simple name, or I can give the absolute reference to the imported media file, but the one thing I can’t get working is the relative reference.
