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Matlab to OneNote

June21

Stephen Lawrence shared with Dan Escapa how to export via a script from MatLab to OneNote…

I took your Send file to OneNote powertoy code and adapted it for Matlab. I have attached my code below so that you can get an idea of how it works.

I had to switch from creating Matlab XML to Matlab HTML…the result works well. All I had to do to publish my file in OneNote was type:

   OneNotePublish(’test.m’);

in the command window.I got the resulting page:

image

You can download the source for this by downloading it here: Matlab2OneNote.

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3 Comments to

“Matlab to OneNote”

  1. On June 21st, 2007 at 9:21 am Jeff Says:

    This is great! I’ll use this frequently, as I use onenote as my lab notebook. May need to tweak slightly to get it to work for M files that aren’t scripts, but it looks easy enough. I’m looking forward to inking over my matlab code and figures now!

  2. On March 30th, 2008 at 5:43 pm OneNote PowerToys - The Daily Ramblings of an SMS Engineer Says:

    [...] Matlab to OneNote [...]

  3. On April 30th, 2009 at 1:13 am Jiri Rosicky Says:

    It is nice! But published images look like they are plain bitmaps – they pixelize after beeing zoomed in. If I copy a Matlab image using Matlab's edit menu and paste it into OneNote the copy can bee zoomed and it looks very nice – like a vector graphics.

    Is it possible to make “OneNotePublish” to publish images as such nice (vector/metafile?) images?

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