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Outline within outliner?
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Posted by obsidian604
Sep 16, 2011 at 12:13 AM
Hi, I have been using outliner “keynote” for awhile, however, I feel that it can be greatly improved by having an actual outline within the note section. As below images.
http://www3.telus.net/public/cclin8/outline01.jpg
http://www3.telus.net/public/cclin8/outline02.jpg
Any ideas which softwares similar to keynote, have this capabilities. Thanks!
Posted by Dr Andus
Sep 16, 2011 at 02:32 AM
If I understand you correctly you are looking for a single pane outliner? Just type “single pane” into the search box on the left and it will show you some past discussions with suggestions both for the Mac and Windows.
Posted by Dr Andus
Sep 16, 2011 at 02:38 AM
BTW, my favourite is Natara Bonsai. You can watch the screencast “Bonsai Desktop: Making Child and Parent items” over here:
http://www.natara.com/bonsai/ScreenShots.cfm
While the screenshots themselves don’t do a good job of showcasing its outlining capabilities (it’s marketed as a “to do” application), all the extra panes and columns can be turned off, and you will end up with a very clean interface that is essentially an outliner.
Posted by obsidian604
Sep 16, 2011 at 02:33 PM
yah, I can only find single pane outliners that can do this.
but I really want a multi-pane outliner to have this feature as well.
Dr Andus wrote:
>If I understand you correctly you are looking for a single pane outliner? Just type
>“single pane” into the search box on the left and it will show you some past discussions
>with suggestions both for the Mac and Windows.
Posted by obsidian604
Sep 16, 2011 at 02:34 PM
o yah..
Natara bonsai is a great software, it’s one of my primary outliners now.
I bought the desktop + palm version.
and yes, I still use palm!!! LOL.
Dr Andus wrote:
>BTW, my favourite is Natara Bonsai. You can watch the screencast “Bonsai Desktop:
>Making Child and Parent items” over
>here:
>http://www.natara.com/bonsai/ScreenShots.cfm
>
>While the screenshots
>themselves don’t do a good job of showcasing its outlining capabilities (it’s
>marketed as a “to do” application), all the extra panes and columns can be turned off,
>and you will end up with a very clean interface that is essentially an outliner.