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This is the Outlinely document shown in the above screen shots, exported as markdwon then opened in Ulysses III.Ĭlearly, the developers have a bit more work to do. Clicking “Outlinely Help” under the HELP menu achieves nothing. The “show toolbar” and “customize toolbar” selections under the VIEW menu remain grayed-out and inactive.

I am not crazy about the fact that the bracket symbol keys (in conjunction with the option and/or command keys) are required for moving topics around the outline.īeyond this list, there are clearly some pieces that are not finished yet.

The only way I’ve found to create new topics after a topic with a note is to create them after some other topic without a note, then move them to their rightful place.

In fact, I’m not sure how you create a new topic after a topic that has a note attached.

The new topic should be created beneath the first topic AND its note. This is expected behavior, but if you have already created a note for a topic, then, hitting RETURN creates the new sibling topic between the first topic and its note.

When you hit RETURN at the end of a topic, a new sibling topic is created.

You can, however, bold, italicize, or underline selectively.

Can only change the font for the entire outline, not word for word or topic to topic.

I do like the fact that the editor window isn’t cluttered with bullets, however. I’ve found that when topics run on for several lines, and you have a few of these together, it isn’t instantly clear where one topic ends and the other begins. Otherwise the indication that the text is part of a separate topic needs to be inferred from the slightly larger space above it. In fact, bullets only appear for topics with sub-topics.

Can’t select or change the bullet/labels for the outline.

It didn’t originally open for me due to the same problem I was having regarding the corrupt extension database.)

(Note, there is a help file in the form of a native Outlinely file.

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Supposedly you can add hot links, but I can not figure out how to do so, and since the help file is not up and running yet, I can’t learn the answer without turning to the developers.This isn’t so bad, but some people might miss it.No drag and drop for re-organizing topics.Here are the ones I’ve uncovered, in no particular order: And some may be simply that the developers haven’t gotten around to them yet. Some of these may be intentional to keep the app simple. Outlinely has a number of quirks and omissions. You can also change the font, the font size, and the color theme. With Outlinely you can focus in on one topic. There is one major issue with notes… see below.Notes are not included with the export.Done topics are grayed-out and crossed out. Toggle a topic as “done” or “undone” using command-D keystrokes.(Note, there is a command to unfocus while in focus mode, but it appears under the EDIT menu, which is a strange place for it. It is a little strange that the developer suddenly relies on mousing, when other common mouse-type actions (like drag and drop) are absent.You’ve got to mouse over to the little magnifying glass in the bottom left corner and click. Unfortunately, there does not appear to be a keyboard command to unfocus.You can focus on a topic by pressing command-return.Can focus in on one topic at a time (see screenshot below).

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Markdown (it adds the markdown code for you).

See below for a screenshot of the markdown export I opened in Ulysses III. I haven’t tried them all, but the ones I did worked well.

Clean interface that does feel a lot like a word processing editor, which is one of the goals stated by the developer.

(The note-style text is easier to read than it appears in this screenshot.) Outlinely is a new option for people who use outlines for writing, planning, thinking, tracking, note-taking and more. Nevertheless, Outlinely is equal parts slick and simple, and looks like a nice option for cranking out notes and gathering thoughts.

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The introductory price of $5 makes it a real bargain. If this application were for Windows, it would instantly be one of the top outliners on that platform - which, admittedly, is more of a commentary of outliners for Windows than accolades for Outlinely. I’m not so crazy about the name, but for the most part, I like this app a lot.

#OPML EDITOR WINDOWS FOR MAC#

Thanks to the eagle-eye of one of the folks over at, I was made aware today of a new outlining application for Mac known as Outlinely (requires OS 10.8 or higher). Thanks to the Taking Note blog for pointing out my errors.) (I’ve also updated a few inaccuracies I had with my original post.

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Warning: Do not buy this app! See the update at the bottom of the review!