Outliner where you can preset color/formatting based on level

Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Nov 11, 2023 at 04:04 PM

Friendly reminder to all Apple fanboys.. Original post specified Windows or web ;-)

Amontillado wrote:
Oh, good tip. Definitely a good solution.
> >What I like, though, is for a document to be independent of any
>particular style choices of the moment.
> >Probably more than is needed in an outlining tool, I admit, but an
>absolute requirement for my happiness in a word processor.
> >Scrivener has massive flexibility in its compile feature. I get pretty
>much the same functionality, covering the bases I need, by flipping to
>different style libraries in my word processor as needs arise.
> >I have fond memories of OmniOutliner. Great product. One of the reasons
>I started using other outliners was Omni doesn’t seem to care about
>OmniOutliner as much as I do. A shame.
> >And personal weakness. I stopped using OmniOutliner because there was
>something shiny on the other side of the fence. I admit it.
> >satis wrote:
> >>
> >>I do this in OmniOutliner by saving an otherwise empty outline I use as
>>a template with new outlines, using Save As.