Frederic Denis
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An error occurred while saving the comment Frederic Denis
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I so agree. I'm out of votes, but support this one!
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Yes!!!!
And if cut-and-paste is implemented, make the online version capable of opening two outlines at the same time, side-by-side… :) -
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Or if this idea is implemented, give the option to work in plain text, or in formatted text.
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I disagree.
I would much, much rather keep Outliner to enter raw data and information, and then have the ability to export it to Word document with a hierarchical bullet point list style. There, in Word, I could play with the styles to make my data look as nice as I want. -
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Thanks to Outliner Outline, this functionality can be achieved if one doesn't mind sharing his secret outlines on CarbonFin's cloud.
I would rather see export to .docx, outline formatted with hierarchical bullet point list styles, before just export to PDF.
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True that an outline can easily be used for project management. But I would instead put that in another app that uses an outline as its core, and keep Outliner Pro as a raw outline editor (where each item can be anything, not necessarily something that has to be done).
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Before going there, just make sure all functionalities of the iOS version are available in the web version (cut and paste for one). That's would be a great step forward.
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Oh yes!
Either just auto-save the modifications every x minutes to the shared version of the outline;Or auto-save the modifications to a "modified" version of the outline, but still leaving the user to save/commit the modified version to the shared version. For example, if I inadvertently close/loose the webpage (happened to me today with unwanted left-to-right swipe on Apple magic mouse) when I go back, I would see the outline as it was before the window was closed.
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51 votesFrederic Denis
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Oh yes!
Either just auto-save the modifications every x minutes to the shared version of the outline;
Or auto-save the modifications to a "modified" version of the outline, but still leaving the user to save/commit the modified version to the shared version. For example, if I inadvertently close/loose the webpage (happened to me today with unwanted left-to-right swipe on Apple magic mouse) when I go back, I would see the outline as it was before the window was closed.