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I am using the Microsoft one-note graph API for creating pages according to their demand in HTML. Is there any possibility to create a page with a background image? Because I would like to use it as the background of a fillable form. I should be filled by handwriting with a pen on a tablet in the OneNote app.

Or are there any other, better approaches?

Get-CIMInstance -ClassName Win32_Printer | Select-Object Name, @{label="IPAddress";expression={($_.comment | Select-string -Pattern "\d{1,3}(\.\d{1,3}){3}" -AllMatches).Matches.value}}, @{label="Status";expression={ForEach-Object{Test-Connection -ComputerName '{0}' $_.IPAddress -Count 1 -Quiet}}}

The above code gives me the following o/p:

I have a list of paths and a list of executables files that I need to concatenate together and look for each file under each said path. However, when I run my code, I am seeing that the executables are not being concatenated, just added as a new line. Additionally, it is only being added to the last object in the list. See code, output, and desired output below:

Code:

Just out of curiosity. I observed that when I copied some webpage text in Firefox that contained font size and color (set by CSS) and pasted them into OneNote, the font size and color were copied along with it. How is this formatting information transferred between the two applications?

OneNote offers several paste operations: keep the original formatting, merge formatting, and keep only the text. But this formatting information is supposed to be saved to the Windows clipboard when the copy button is pressed? I have no knowledge of Windows application development, but I assume that Firefox is the active window when I press the copy key, so it is Firefox that accepts and handles this keyboard event?

I went searching for Firefox's guidance documentation and didn't find anything related to the system clipboard.

By reading Microsoft technical documentation I learned that there are many kinds of clipboard data formats (yes, because Windows' clipboard can handle many data formats, it needs so many formats). If you want to pass data between two applications, I think this format must be one of the standard formats, but I'm not sure which one.

Or is the truth a completely different mechanism from my guess?

**edit: I need the key:value pairs of the printers data to go under a "topic/flag" of that printers name.

I am trying to get the output of wmic printer list brief and turn it into a JSON file for storage and parsing at a later date. So far I have gotten it into CSV format with the /format:csv flag and have gotten it where I can go through and turn that CSV data into a list. The problem is the formatting of the json. How can I format the json where all of the data is under the 'flag' of 'Name'? I know that I am not explaining this like I should be but I am stumped. Here is an example of what I want it to look like,

Still fairly new to PowerShell and trying to get a list of all my OneNote pages within a given Section and Notebook...and into a CSV. I'm nearly there, but the final bits are eluding me. I've tried a few things:

I'm using https://github.com/wightsci/OneNoteUtilitiesGraph

We have a SharePoint 2013 site with a list containing various documents, spreadsheets, or other files. From other parts of the application, we link to these attachments and expect them to open directly in the appropriate application by using some javascript and the SharePoint js function editDocumentWithProgID2.

Example:

I'm trying to get the "displayName" of the parentNotebook of a Section in OneNote using MS Graph. I can get the Id and Body, using the following code.

public static readonly string apiSectionRoute = "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/onenote/sections";