You can see that reflected in the sidebar, at left, even while my Topic column could remain focused on a smaller portion. When preaching on David’s odious sin against Bathsheba and her husband, I utilized an outline that included both my sermon structure and accompanying research.
You can show the sidebar, which allows you to move back and forth between a lot of content in one outline. In this simple outline, I’ve set the note at the top to display (in grey), while the one toward the bottom remains hidden. Perhaps the most helpful feature to me has been the ability to add notes to content, which you can then either hide or show. And you can make batch edits when selecting multiple parts of your outline. You can drag sections of the outline around to quickly re-order them. Then there is the organizing power of OmniOutliner: you can take any node and indent or outdent it. If I’ve broken a book review down into parts, for example, I can just collapse the sections I don’t want to see at the moment: Once you’ve gotten your outline going, being able to fold and unfold (collapse and expand) entire parts of the outline is a huge asset. It’s not as intuitive as just opening a blank Word document and typing, but it’s simple enough to open an outline and start writing. Getting content into OmniOutliner is fairly easy. On this and all images in the post, click or tap to enlarge Right away the Mac and iOS apps take you to a templates screen so you can get started without delay: There are multiple other uses for the app–I’ve made good use of it in sermon preparation, as you’ll see below. writing and editing your podcast script.planning and following through with a project.writing a paper (and re-arranging sections easily).You can use it for any of the following scenarios: Think of OmniOutliner as a thought structuring app, suitable for both creating and organizing content. I was eager, then, to try out The Omni Group’s outlining app, OmniOutliner. The rise of the brilliant app 2Do notwithstanding, I continue to utilize OmniFocus as my task management hub.
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