#Noteplan 3.0 install#

two one-line Perl scripts to encode and decode the markdown to pass to NotePlan.

Note that this version is many years old, but it's the latest version I can find that is a single file that can easily be included and run within the constraints of a PopClip extension. (GPL 3 licensed, see COPYING) to convert HTML to Markdown. I set this to #PopClipped to show where it comes from.

Tag that's appended to show source (optional).

Add date to header? Only relevant when a new note is made.

Open in a new window? If you want to open a new note, do you want to appear in a new window, or the current one?.

Open the new note? When a new note is made, do you want NotePlan to display it?.

It will then show you a little dialog to set the available options: (PopClip stores its installed extensions in ~/Library/Application Support/PopClip/Extensions/.) This is normal, and you should click 'Install.

#Noteplan 3.0 install#

This copies the text and any images, and adds them as a top-level new note in NotePlan.ĭownload the Web2NotePlan.popclipext extension, and then double-click it to add it to PopClip.īy default, PopClip will display a warning dialog when you try to install your own extension, because it is not digitally signed by Pilotmoon Software: This copies the text and any images, and adds them to the end of the current daily note. Highlight part of a web page or email client (or other source with underlying HTML), and on the little PopClip menubar that appears either: it imports any images though this hasn't been well tested.it creates a few lines of header that includes the web page title, source and date of clipping.this only works on web content - not source code.An extension for PopClip to take web text and add to NotePlan app, keeping as much of the formatting as NotePlan allows.