: Re: Good Outlining Solutions For OSX? I write technical non-fiction and find that I cannot write well without first constructing a detailed (10-20 page) outline. Are there any good outlining solutions

I'm the author of Scribe, an outliner for Mac OSX. I'm happy to offer some free copies if you write me (see website).

I built Scribe because most outliners don't feel like native text editors. There's a separate text field for each item in the outline. Always found that distracting.

Scribe hooks into the native text system on the Mac and builds an outliner over it. My hope is that this makes the outlining experience much more intuitive.

Scribe has a native file type that supports audio recording synced to your outlines, but also exports as rich text and OPML. Scribe also can edit OPML documents.

It also supports iCloud.

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