This how-to topic describes how to convert PDF to OneNote using C#. It has the configuration details, a list of tasks to be performed in the application, and a runnable sample code to convert PDF to OneNote file using C#. You will also learn different options while importing the PDF files, and different settings for merging the PDF files.

Steps to Convert PDF to OneNote using C#

1. Set the IDE to use Aspose.Note for .NET to convert PDF to OneNote
2. Create a Document class object for holding the data from the PDF files
3. Call the Import() method from the Document class as many times as many PDF files to be imported
4. Save the resultant .ONE file on the disk

These steps summarize the process to import PDF into OneNote using C#. The process is initiated by declaring an object of the Document class followed by calling the Import() method multiple times as per the number of PDF files to be imported. In the final step, save() method is called to save the .ONE file where individual PDF files are rendered on separate pages.

Code to Convert PDF to One Note using C#

This sample code demonstrates the task to change PDF to OneNote using C#. The PdfImportOptions class object can be used in the Import() method to set the number of pages to be rendered, the page index of the first page, and the password for opening the source PDF file. Similarly, the MergeOptions object can be used to specify the import of provided pages as a single page, insert PDF files at the specified index, and define the page spacing.

This article has taught us to import one or more PDF files into OneNote file. If you want to learn the reverse process i.e. to convert a .ONE file to a PDF, refer to the article on how to convert ONE file to PDF in C#.