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By default, pandoc converts markdown into LaTeX to generate pdf files. (I have a bunch of notes from my graduate school days stored in a Microsoft Word format that is no longer readable I don't want to deal with that problem ever again).Īnything I write that needs to be shared will be piped through pandoc into pdf or docx. This way my source files should be readable for the foreseeable future. Sometimes I generate them in Scrivener (which requires an export, but that's beyond the scope of this post). Sometimes I generate these texts in the Archive. That is, my source files are all plain text. I try to write everything in pandoc flavored markdown (essentially the same syntax as multi markdown). But in case it's useful, I offer an account of how I manage my writing using multi markdown, pandoc, the archive, etc. I'm not sure I completely followed your question.
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Thank you very much for any help you can offer. would someone be willing to give a high level description of his/her workflow? (c) Maybe my thinking or expectation is wrong. (b) Is there a recommended minimum set of markdown features that I should use? There are even more "markdown features" that do not work. Conversion to DOCX seems to be very limited (if I am not doing things wrong). It does not support everything which I can do in Typora. But if Typora would be gone, how could I convert my files? I use Typora which offers a lot of formatting, even mathematical formula. (a) Which "processor" should I use in order to be independent of program-specific features?
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My questions: I am totally confused how to best process my (Multi)Markdown files to PDF and DOCX. I would need some things like insert pictures tables some simple mathematical formulas (for statistics) etc. This means: writing more papers / homeworks. I do a lot of writing - mainly job-specific topics that do not require a lot of text formatting - BUT - I will start to study German Linguistic soon. I have some experience in using a Zettelkasten, so my questions are more related to the second objective. I use The Archive as my Zettelkasten (I have a large number of Zettels which I imported from ScribblePapers, which I created during years in my job). I have two objectives in using The Archive: I am just diving into the Markdown language, because I have seen my AmiPro or Word Files fade away :-) I love the topic of knowledge management and have some years of experience already (I studied Mathematics and an MBA man years ago). I followed this forum for some weeks now, after I started to use The Archive.