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copy-paste images from OneNote in Confluence

Hans Wurst_8le2as

Hey everyone,

at the moment we do a big migration from OneNote in Confluence. Now we're facing the issue when we want to copy-paste the old articles from onenote, the images are broken in confluence.

There's just the sign for broken picture and then the text from within the screenshot (I guess that's from the OneNote OCR)

The workaround is to do a screenshot from the old documentation and paste it in confluence.

Is there any possibility to make this a little bit more comfortable?

Thanks for your help!

Michael

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Dominic Lagger

Hi Michael

When you migrate a page, does the page have any attachments?

My first thought was that the picture is only linked and not inserted as an attachment.

Confluence then cannot resolve the link and shows the broken picture.

Can you confirm my thought of the missing attachments?

Regards,

Dominic

Hans Wurst_8le2as

Hi Dominic,

thanks for your reply.

My migration is just a simple copy & paste into confluence from onenote.

I just found a workaround.. Copy the Image and paste it into word. Funny enough, out of word I can copy & paste it into confluence.. I can't explain this.

And the images in OneNote are inserted as a picture and not linked from any other article or something like that..

I really guess that's because of that OCR stuff in OneNote. But couldn't find a solution so far to bypass that.

Br,
Michael

Dominic Lagger

Hi Michael

I just tried to copy from OneNote to Confluence and it worked.

I think, you didn't quite understand my question.

Can you confirm:

Add a new page to confluence
Set the page title
Copy the image from OneNote with CTRL-C
Paste the image with CTRL-V
Publish the page
Question A: Is the picture displayed to you?
Go to the attachment site in confluence
1. Click the three points at the right corner "..."
2. Click Attachments
Question B: Is there a file? Is there the previously pastet image?

Question C: Do you copy the image from OneNote365 online or with the standalone application OneNote?

Thanks for sharing your answers.

Regards,

Dominic

Hans Wurst_8le2as

Hi Dominic,

sorry, now I get it.

A: No there is no picture displayed,

2019-05-29 10_00_47-Window.png

B: No, there is no attachment (german confluence)

2019-05-29 10_01_39-Window.png

C: I copy it from the standalone tool, The onenote-notebooks are in Office365, but the tool is standalone.

Sorry for the misunderstanding!

I hope I have everything correct now.

Br,

Michael

Joe Presto

Hans did you resolve?

I'm doing the same. I can copy individual images from onenote to confluence - but on my computer only, not on any of my other employees' systems.

We're all using Chrome, Win 10, onenote 2016.

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