Making a formal outline in Blocs? -- SOLVED

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Wow, Quiver is pretty cool, thanks for sharing this, I just bought a copy, very handy!

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Urg, this one has limits, until you subscribe!
Does anyone have any good sources for doing this?
Live Editor with HTML5 / Script with Preview
What do you think of this one?

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Hello @KBConcepts @handshaper @Tony in a different topic, this subject appears again, and I think I found 3 good solutions, hope they will help you in your projects:

OPTION 1:

  1. Open word or pages, and save your work in docx format…
  2. Go to THIS website and upload your file created in point 1
  3. Copy the content from the left box when created. NOTE: DONT USE THE COPY TO CLIBBOARD BUTTON AS IT NOT COPY THE ENTIRE CODE.
  4. Download THIS (MACDOWN APP) software.
  5. When you copy the text from point 3 and past it into the software in point 4, then go to File - > Export → HTML
  6. Download THIS (BRACKETS APP) software.
  7. Open the HTML file you create in point 5.
  8. Copy the code from inside.
  9. Paste it in HTML Bric in Blocs.

OPTION 2

  1. Open word or pages, and save your work in docx format…
  2. Download THIS (TEXTS APP) software.
  3. When you open it it will ask for Pandoc, allow to install it, it will redirect to THIS (PANDOC EXTENSION) page.
  4. Open TEXTS APP you installed in step 2.
  5. Go to File-> Import → Word (docx) the file you create in Step 1.
  6. Go to File → Export → HTML Page.
  7. Download THIS (BRACKETS APP) software.
  8. Open the HTML file you create in point 6.
  9. Copy the code from inside.
  10. Paste it in HTML Bric in Blocs.

OPTION 3 (HAVE TO USE “MICROSOFT WORD” IN WINDOWS)

  1. Download THIS plug in. (WRITAGE PLUG IN)
  2. Create your file normally in WORD and then Choose «Save as…» command and choose «Markdown» from «Save as type» field
  3. Download THIS (MACDOWN APP) software.
  4. Open the file you create in point 2.
  5. Go to File - > Export → HTML
  6. Download THIS (BRACKETS APP) software.
  7. Open the HTML file you create in point 5.
  8. Copy the code from inside.
  9. Paste it in HTML Bric in Blocs.

Hope it will help you all…

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I love how you are here for us my friend. :grinning:

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Thank you for your words… it takes me a few hours from my time, but I like to help… and like more when some users like you, thanks me for the time I spend here…

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