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Install Pandoc on your system. I'm assuming that you have the
pandoc.exe
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Save the Markdown.sublime-build file to your
Packages
folder. On my Windows 7 system this is:C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\Markdown
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Open a Mardown file (with *.md file extension) and hit F7.
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For more info, see the Build Systems documentation for Sublime Text 2.
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Save corydeppen/1384470 to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
Pandoc powered Sublime Text 2 build provider for Markdown files: HTML the easy way
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{ | |
"cmd": ["pandoc.exe", "--to=html", "--output=$file_base_name.html", "$file"], | |
"selector": "source.md" | |
} |
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