Paste RTF as formatted Markdown; export markdown as formatted HTML
I currently use Ulysses to paste RTF formatted text from Powerpoint as formatted Markdown text. This is done using the "Paste From" option under the edit menu.
I then use the export feature of Ulysses to paste formatted HTML to the clip board. I can then past the HTML formatted code into a database.
I'm moving from a Mac environment to a Linux environment. Ulysses isn't available on Linux. I can't find any Markdown editor on Linux that allows these two operations.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
linux markdown rtf
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I currently use Ulysses to paste RTF formatted text from Powerpoint as formatted Markdown text. This is done using the "Paste From" option under the edit menu.
I then use the export feature of Ulysses to paste formatted HTML to the clip board. I can then past the HTML formatted code into a database.
I'm moving from a Mac environment to a Linux environment. Ulysses isn't available on Linux. I can't find any Markdown editor on Linux that allows these two operations.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
linux markdown rtf
asked Nov 12 '18 at 21:14
user3903878user3903878
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I currently use Ulysses to paste RTF formatted text from Powerpoint as formatted Markdown text. This is done using the "Paste From" option under the edit menu.
I then use the export feature of Ulysses to paste formatted HTML to the clip board. I can then past the HTML formatted code into a database.
I'm moving from a Mac environment to a Linux environment. Ulysses isn't available on Linux. I can't find any Markdown editor on Linux that allows these two operations.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
linux markdown rtf
asked Nov 12 '18 at 21:14
user3903878user3903878
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I currently use Ulysses to paste RTF formatted text from Powerpoint as formatted Markdown text. This is done using the "Paste From" option under the edit menu.
I then use the export feature of Ulysses to paste formatted HTML to the clip board. I can then past the HTML formatted code into a database.
I'm moving from a Mac environment to a Linux environment. Ulysses isn't available on Linux. I can't find any Markdown editor on Linux that allows these two operations.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
linux markdown rtf
linux markdown rtf
asked Nov 12 '18 at 21:14
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asked Nov 12 '18 at 21:14
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I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:19
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I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
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I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
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I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 13:19
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I have found a workaround. Dropbox's "PAPER" will allow you to paste in RTF. It will also allow you to export a markdown file. Open that file in GHOSTWRITER. You can now copy the HTML to your clipboard.
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