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Tree is an outliner featuring a horizontally expandable tree view. Tree assists you in organizing your information, sketching plans and brainstorming new ideas. Tree allows you to store your ideas and keywords in segments that you can sort, re-arrange and constantly refine. Tree is designed to be a lightweight application that lets you concentrate on your ideas.
What's New
Version 1.8.0:
- Now supports the "Auto Save" and "Versions" features in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
- Added support for harvard numbering.
- Added the Word 2007 Format (.docx) as an export option.
- Added "File" > "Save as PDF...".
- Improved support for "Edit" > "Spelling and Grammar". *
- Improved support for "Edit" > "Substitutions". *
Version 1.8.0:
- Now supports the "Auto Save" and "Versions" features in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.
- Added support for harvard numbering.
- Added the Word 2007 Format (.docx) as an export option.
- Added "File" > "Save as PDF...".
- Improved support for "Edit" > more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Tree User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:11,850 |
| Version Downloads:103 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Demo |
| Date:09 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $24.99 |
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Tree is an outliner featuring a horizontally expandable tree view. Tree assists you in organizing your information, sketching plans and brainstorming new ideas. Tree allows you to store your ideas and keywords in segments that you can sort, re-arrange and constantly refine. Tree is designed to be a lightweight application that lets you concentrate on your ideas.
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I have used all the other outliners - still looking for MORE (sob!)
This is too light a product
- NO zoom view to see it on large screen - stuck with your text size for the view
- NO Harvard option in numbering - what??!!
That is just to start. I really wanted this to be good. OmniOutliner Pro is pretty good - printing problems for me.
Opal is simple but useful.
Tao now replaced by Neo, complicated bur very functional. Easy to get lost in the complexity.
I keep searching. Where oh were is MORE - so simple yet powerful! You would think with all the power of our computers someone could reproduce MORE. My kingdom for that! ;-)
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Lord-Lightning reviewed on 08 Jul 2011
writing software known as the Marshall Plan. Now if these three entrepreneurs could get together and produce the perfect single app instead the perfect three apps, I would be a very happy chappy indeed.
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Dingdongdaddy reviewed on 31 May 2011
It's hard to explain the tree feature, but it makes an outline into a whole new beast. Try it--you'll see that it's either great for you, or not.
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Katie Carter reviewed on 27 May 2011
Dogclaws reviewed on 04 May 2011
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Both Tao ($10) and OPML (Free) seem to be very powerful, although a bit frustrating due to their learning curves.
I did download Tree and tried it for a little bit, but I still need to figure out some stuff in both Tao and OPML, so any input is appreciated. I liked it's clean interface and ease of use, but that's not enough to make me want to spend $40.
Thanks in advance.
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Lev reviewed on 16 Apr 2010
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Tree appeals to those of us who want an easy but powerful outlining app. I don't think the price should go down because it is simple. That is what we are looking for and Tree delivers. Updates are common, suggestions are recorded, and general support is good. I like Tree, I paid the price and enjoy the simple outlining app I use for everything.
It is quite simple, just ask yourself if you want to use this app or another for your outlining needs... $40 is certainly an attainable number, it is not as if the app is $100+. Everything on this page is about price, no complaints about the product so obviously it is a nice program but people do not like the price. A macupdate page where the only complaints are price is amazing so that being said I think we all agree this is an excellent app and top of the class, at least very high on the list.
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nicksloan reviewed on 26 Apr 2009
There is a lot to be said for a spare and efficient outliner, but I have to agree with other reviewers that $40+ is a lot to pay, when Opal can be had for less, and Deep Notes for free. A shame, because it's a tool that deserves to succeed, and might do well at half the price.
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Smilingbird rated on 22 Oct 2011
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Petty Evil rated on 24 Jun 2011
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Petty Evil rated on 02 Jun 2011
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Crucial rated on 08 Apr 2011
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Pewy rated on 13 Jan 2011