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|  Importing Files From Other Applications
Importing refers to the conversion of files created by other applications into NoteBook outlines and text. If you want to simply add a document to a Notebook, keeping it as a separate file that lives within a Notebook, just drag-and-drop the file onto a Notebook page.
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Choose File → Import to import documents created by other applications into a Notebook page. NoteBook imports the following file formats:
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• .doc — | Microsoft word processing format; NoteBook uses the .doc file reader built into OS X
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• .opml — | “Outline Processor Markup Language,” a popular XML-based file format supported by many outlining applications
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| When importing, NoteBook recreates any outline structure it detects within the document: NoteBook converts each line of text ending in a Return character into a single cell. NoteBook also counts the number of tab characters at the start of each line and indents the cell that many times.
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| Importing NoteTaker Notebooks
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If you have documents created by the old NoteTaker application, you can import them into NoteBook.
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| In NoteTaker, choose File → Export NTML... → Export Notebook. In the panel that appears, turn off the option to generate separate page files ➊, and choose “NTML” from the XSLT Transform popup ➋. Clicking Save places the NTML output in the folder you specify in the Save As text field.
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| In NoteBook, choose File → Open... and select the .xml file in the NTML output folder ➌.
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| NoteBook places the result in a new untitled Notebook.
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