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I noticed that the images are exported to the same directory as the .md-File, but are referred to with their full path. It would be nice for portability / copying the exported files to somewhere else if those paths would be relative instead.

I realize this is a very basic question, so let me apologize for not being able to figure it out myself. I don't use Windows but do have a bunch of OneNote files on my mobiles devices I'd like to convert to markdown. Your program looks like the perfect utility but I can't figure out how to run it.
As I mentioned, I don't use Windows, but for this purpose I've set up a Windows 10 virtual machine.
The readme says to "Execute from command-line using Onenote2md.Cmd NOTEBOOKNAME to convert your notebook to md in current directory. Use Onenote2md.Cmd NOTEBOOKNAME OUTPUTDIR to specify your output directory." but I can't figure out how to make it an executable. I've cloned the git repository and I expect it's very straight forward for an experienced Windows user, but you could you at a basic level tell me how to execute it?

Thanks in advance,
Adit Sood

Sorry to leave an issue! It's the only way to ask a question on repos on github, it looks like. I'm really excited to use this library! I just have one question: how does it handle drawings/sketches/handwriting that might be in a one note document?

I opened cmd in the onenote2md-master directory, and typed Onenote2md.Cmd. Why does it say:
'Onenote2md.Cmd' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file?

Thanks

Hi this is a question from a noob. How can I actually build an executable with the code provided? I have VS (community version)