RN does do drag and drop, btw. I had sub-nodes as small as one paragraph. The only thing I didn't like was that you had to either export or do a print preview to see them all together.

I recently used RightNote for a large (undergrad) academic project. I had one node for just dumping info as I researched, especially handy with Google Scholar, since it will give you formatted citatio...

Although they may not be robust enough for the OP's needs, Outwiker handles equations and simple tables. The navigation pane can be turned off. Cherrytree has code boxes, which includes LaTex - altho...

Yeah, sounds like a lot of work for a simple question. Thanks for the link to Xyplorer. If I were going to buy a file manager, this one seems reasonable with lots of features. The Scripting option ...

Never mind. I found it on the tree properties. That's one irritation with this program, often options are in places you wouldn't expect. I'd expect to see this on the Note properties or a general s...

I'm a daily RN user too and I'm not sure I remember seeing real check boxes. Unless you mean the ability to have icons on the branches?

I forgot to add that the built-in revision control was really interesting - a really unique feature. If the program was tweaked a little, it would be great for writers. Scrivener kind of owns that s...

I bought the program sight unseen, since I was at work and would not be home before the special expired. It's a nice program, it certainly ties into Microsoft Word and Excel very well and the preview...

EssentialPim - is not free if you need syncing but has both iOS and Android clients and can run from a usb drive. The lite version is free. (I use the lite version, still debating buying the full pro...