PS. as CyndiBidar writes above, it didn’t really work with copy a Rich Text and paste into Word.
I reported that it worked with Word, but it’s not a real bullet list. When I looked at it more closely, it seems to be a “mockup” list made out of tabs, bullet like symbols and text.
It has the nested indents but otherwise doesn’t behave like a Word list.
And as Cyndi says, it used to work from Bear 1.
I don’t know if this was helpful, but anyway …
I also noticed that copying a list from Word and using Paste From Rich Text in Bear 2.0:
The bullets are not converted to propper Markdown tags - dash but something that looks very similar to - dash, and is probably some kind of unicode lookalike.
Also first level of list is indented with tab so the whole list becomes code blocks.
I can see it works as expected if I copy a list from Notes but I have to investigate.
Unfortunately, yes. RTF doesn’t have the concept of “Headers” and the apps have to work on the text size and other parameters to guess what’s a header and what’s not.
Sounds good. If it helps, if I export a note as a Word doc, and then use Confluence’s Word import feature, it works perfectly. It’s just the copy/pasting rich text that does this.
I’m not sure to what extent this is considered fix, but copying a bulleted list from 11093 and pasting into Apple Mail completely flattens the bullets, and pasting into a TextEdit rtf document mostly preserves indents, but has some levels with missing bullets. I can provide more details/examples later if needed.
Any guesses there?