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Graduate coursework for CSC792, Cybersecurity

cybersecurity

Graduate coursework for CSC792, Cybersecurity

Converting Jupyter Notebooks to Microsoft Word Documents

This is fairly straightforward after I figured it out, but does require some tweaking.

jupyter-nbconvert --to markdown notebook.ipynb
pandoc notebook.md notebook.docx

Then tweak the "Source Text" style. I tried adding a border with a shadow and padding, which looked pretty good. The next thing was to add a new line between each of the code cells and their output cells formatted as normal body text. Otherwise the code cell and output are indistinguishable.

The pandoc styles can be tweaked by creating a reference document with

pandoc --print-default-data-file reference.docx > custom-reference.docx

editing it to fit your needs, and using it with the --reference-doc=<ref> flag when converting the markdown document to .docx.

Unfortunately, the "Source Text" style is not listed in the reference document, so I'm currently unsure if that's something I can edit or not. The manpage for pandoc states that I probably shouldn't modify the contents of the generated reference document other than its styles. I'll have to play with this.