OmniOutliner-Users Digest, Vol 38, Issue 6

[Leif Stenudd]

*Regarding item 2 below:

I have been asking myself how to solve this situation:

Let us say I am at writing something on level 2 under "item B -   
level 1.
Now I don't want to have the same style on my level 2 items as is  
default by the style pallet.  Say I want to have numbers instead of  
default small  letters. So my question: Is it possible to change that  
in an easy way (like in MORE - I don't know if it is OK to mention  
that as bench-mark...  ;-)  ) by highlighing item B and instruct that  
his "children" should be "by numbers" regardless how many they will be..

Hope you understand my question

Best regards
Leif


12 feb 2007 kl. 21.00 skrev omnioutliner-users-request at omnigroup.com:

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>> 1. Typing at the bottom of a window is difficult in terms of user
>> input.  You can't scroll past the bottom of the text.
>
> This has always annoyed me, too. My workaround is to always keep an
> empty Level 1 row there, or, if the emptiness is not enough, with
> some arbitrary typographical symbol that reminds you not to fill that
> row. I'm kind of hoping that we get some sort of optional status bar
> along the bottom edge of OO4's window. A window without a bottom sash
> just doesn't feel right.
>
>>
>> 2. How come text loses formatting when we indent or outdent?
>
> Maybe I'm missing your question entirely, but the simple answer here
> is that text to conforms to whatever the style of that level is: so
> if you indent a Level 4 row, that row will get the style of a Level 5
> row. If you open the tools drawer -- using the CMD + CTRL + T (here's
> my shout out in James and Derek's direction that CMD + OPT + T is
> more like the Finder and Pages) -- you can select all the rows of a
> particular level and then using the palettes assign them all the
> particularities of style you can imagine.
>
> Let me say this: OO's style management is simply one of the easiest I
> have every dealt with. OO makes managing styles in Word and Mellel
> look like the overly-complicated processes they are.
>
>>
>> 3. is there an easy way to know how what level child you are working
>> on? In long texts, I am continually getting lost.
>
> No help here. Sorry. (Though, obviously, having a clear set of styles
> would tell you.)
>
> john
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