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The template in the zip file reflects those changes, the screen shot above does not. And anyone who upgrades from any previous version of OmniOutliner (even those free copies Apple bundled with all those Macs a decade ago) will be eligible for a 50 discountso you’ll be able to upgrade to the new Essentials edition for 4.99, or to the new Pro edition for just 29.99. I’ve resolved the margin problems by getting rid of the column title, putting that information in the top level of the outline, and shifting all the other items one level to the right. I suppose I should download the Pro version and test it out. I’d upgrade to the Pro version if I were confident it didn’t have these bugs. In tweaking the formatting and print settings of this template, I’ve learned how touchy (that is, buggy) OO is with respect to margin and ruler settings.

I’m not sure if it will open and print properly on earlier versions. The template was made with OmniOutliner 3.6.5, which is the latest version as of this writing. I’ve improved the formatting for the flight times, and the improvements are reflected in both the screen shot above and in the zip file. Unzip the file, and you’ll get a template that looks like this when it’s opened:Ĭhange or add the information for your trip, print it out on an index card, and you’re good to go. I played with the formatting until I got what I wanted, then saved the result as an OmniOutliner template file, which you can download here. This sheet allowed me to set print margins that would place the outline at the top center, perfect for the way I manually feed index cards into my printer. That concern was answered when I looked at its Page Setup… options: My only concern was whether I could coerce it to make a page that fit on an index card. The link you create will automatically be deep, like this one.

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My trip cards are basically an outline, so it seemed a good fit. select a row in the OmniOutliner document, invoke Hookmark’s Copy Link command. In addition to the features listed above, OmniFocus 4 brings many of the powerful features of OmniFocus for Mac to iPhone and iPad for the first time: Outline: Inline Editing Add new items or quickly edit an existing item without ever leaving the task outline. I’ve been using OmniOutliner (the regular version that was bundled with my Mac) for several writing projects recently, and I’ve come to enjoy it.

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If a month or two go by without a trip, I forget and have to look up an old card to remember how to do it. This has worked well, but its one drawback is that its formatting is pretty rigid and I have to remember the best places to put the formatting codes to get good-looking output. In this post, I described a script that took its input from a plain text file and formatted and printed a nice looking card. I’ve used this idea for business trips and vacations and it’s very convenient. Two or three years ago, I began printing itinerary information on index cards so I had one place to look for flight, hotel, and rental car information.

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