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Exporting a Notebook to Rich Text and Other File Formats Choose File → Export to export NoteBook pages to a different file format.
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 | Choose a page range ➊ and an export file format ➋.
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 | NoteBook supports the following export file formats:
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• .txt —  | plain text, readable by text editors but does not preserve fonts or attachments
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• .rtf/.rtfd —  | rich text, readable by most text editors and preserves fonts and attachments (except those in Media Frames)
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• .doc —  | Microsoft word processing format, preserves fonts and attachments (except those in Media Frames) but is not readable by most applications; NoteBook uses the .doc file generator built into OS X
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• .opml —  | “Outline Processor Markup Language,” a popular XML-based file format supported by many outlining applications; it preserves the outline structure but not fonts and attachments
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• .nbpb —  | NoteBook Page Bundle, for sharing one or more pages with other NoteBook users
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• .nbml —  | “NoteBook Markup Language,” an XML-based file format that preserves fonts and attachments but is not readable by most applications
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