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OmniOutliner 3.7 final now available

by Derek on September 2, 2008

QuickLook support has officially arrived! Hopefully this time with no time bombs :) If you haven't been following the betas, here's some changes for this version:

  • 10.5: QuickLook support. QuickLook previews are dynamically generated with XSLT on the source code using the same transform as the dynamic HTML export. This means you can interact with your outline in the same way with collapsing and expanding sections.
  • 10.5: Added high-res versions of the app, document, and OPML icons.
  • Added support for the OmniFocus protocol so links can be manually typed or scripted.
  • Changed how backups are saved to remove the 16MB file limit imposed by saving to the resource fork that would cause backups to fail silently. The backup is now written out to .OOBK inside the document's file wrapper. *Note: If you modified your file to be flat, the backup will still be saved to the resource fork with the 16MB limit.*

There's also a number of bug, hanger, and crash fixes.

You can find the full release notes here. Go and download it!

 

Comments

I had to hover the links to figure out which product this was. How about including it in the title, or at least in the body text?

Jesper

09.02.08 7:54 AM

Version 3.7 of what? It doesn't say anywhere in the post.

Chris

09.02.08 8:13 AM

Haha, oops. Thanks, that would be OmniOutliner 3.7 :)

dmo

09.02.08 8:15 AM

Great feature and great implementation—love the ability to expand and contract the outline even in Quicklook.  Very handy.

Ron Bell

09.05.08 3:12 AM

Quicklook integration is nice but imperfect.


Try File->New From Template->Budget and see what Quicklook does with it.

Elias Pipping

09.05.08 3:30 AM

Elias- The QuickLook previews are far from perfect as it uses the DHTML exporter. We will be improving it in the future. The short and long date format issue in QL was something we were not aware of however.


If you find any other differences between the QuickLook previews and the DHTML export, please send an email to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).


Thanks!

DerekM

09.05.08 9:18 AM
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