Convert TXT to Org-mode

Headings: * Heading 1, ** Heading 2
Lists: - item
Links: [[url][description]]
Bold/Italic: /italic/, *bold*
Code blocks: #+BEGIN_SRC language ... #+END_SRC

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TXT vs Org-mode Format Comparison

Aspect	TXT (Source Format)	Org-mode (Target Format)
Format Overview	TXT Plain Text Unformatted sequence of characters. Standard	Org-mode Lightweight Markup Plain text format with markup for outlines, tasks, and code blocks. Standard Markup
Syntax	No syntax or rules.	Headings: * Heading 1, Heading 2 Lists: - item Links: [[url][description]] Bold/Italic:** /italic/, bold Code blocks: #+BEGIN_SRC language ... #+END_SRC
Advantages	Universal readability Minimal size No special syntax	Rich document structure (headings, sections) Task management (TODO states) Inline code and source blocks
Disadvantages	No structure or metadata Poor for large documents	Emacs-centric Requires knowledge of Org syntax Limited WYSIWYG support
Use Cases	Notes Drafts	Project planning and TODO lists Technical documentation Blogging with Org export
Tooling & Ecosystem	Any text editor	Org-mode in Emacs export to HTML, LaTeX, PDF Org plugins for VS Code
Output & Integration	Cannot serve as structured document.	Export to multiple formats Integration with publishing workflows Supports literate programming

Why Convert TXT to Org-mode?

Converting plain text to Org-mode enables hierarchical organization of content, task management with TODO states, and embedding of code blocks. Org-mode's versatile export options allow you to generate HTML, PDF, and other formats directly from your org files.

With Org-mode, you can maintain project plans, capture notes, and write documentation in a single, text-based format—ideal for Emacs users and literate programming enthusiasts.