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From: David Bremner <david@tethera.net>
Subject: exporting columnview with properties and text
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I have some 40 files like the following. I would like to export them in
some more friendly to read form without losing either properties or the
comments in between the headlines. Any ideas?

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#+COLUMNS: %ITEM %SCORE(score){+}
* total
** Q1
*** a 
    :PROPERTIES:
    :score:    0
    :END:
    - this answer is completely off base
*** b
    :PROPERTIES:
    :score:    1.5
    :END:
 - seems to be a mostly correct (if not very efficient) algorithm for
   the incorrect definition above.
*** c
    :PROPERTIES:
    :score:    0
    :END:
    - blank