1. Use the 'copy to clipboard' button

2. Go here

3. Click Import from Word, Excel, Google Docs, etc.

4. Use custom for both options, option 1 (between term and definition): type "^^^", option 2 (between cards): type ";;;"

5. Paste into the 'Import your data' Box

To set parameters to include/exclude elements (headers, footers, specific words, etc.), be sure to explore the options and info menus

1. Use the 'copy to clipboard' button

2. Paste into an empty file

3. Select (highlight) the content you just pasted (Ctrl+A for an empty file)

4. Enable the list formatting option

To set parameters to include/exclude elements (headers, footers, specific words, etc.), be sure to explore the options and info menus

IMPORTANT: This will only work on documents with highlightable text.

Quizlet Support: Use the import option, then copy paste. Under "Between term and definition" select custom and type "^^^" and for "Between cards" select custom and type ";;;"

Other information:

Bullet points: different bullet point box=different indentation.

For numbered bullet points (1. 2. 3. ...) type NUM or type any number as the bullet point

To use multiple bullet points with the same indentation, separate them with a ',' in each respective box

How to paste (Tested in Docs and Word):

1. Paste into an empty file

2. Select (highlight) the content you just pasted (Ctrl+A for an empty file)

3. Enable the list formatting option

My uses of the other features:

Bad words: removing a header from a slide

Nasty words: slides that I didn't want in my notes (iClicker)

ignoreThreshold: slides with just pictures

Excluding elements: If the header and footer are consistently in the first or last few elements of the page

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