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DESCRIPTION
Tree... Outliner for Mac OS X. Expand Items on the Right Side.

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 simple and lightweight application that lets you concentrate on your ideas. In tree view, Tree displays each level of the tree structure from left to right. This can be especially useful for drilling down into specifics, representing the matter of hierarchy as intuitive tree structures.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.3.6:
  • Modified behavior of inter-items movement while editing item's text. Modified behavior of scrolling while selecting item.
  • Modified behavior of inter-items tab-key navigation.
  • Fixed a problem of overlap item text and column title on printing.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.2 or later.

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SCREENSHOT

Developer:Top of Tree
Downloads:3,148
  - Version d/l:436
Business:Personal Info Managers
License:Demo
Date:07 Oct 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
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Apr 26 2009
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NICKSLOAN  The Mac is well served for outliners, from the elaborate Circus Ponies Notebook and OmniOutliner Pro to the sleek Opal and the minimal Deep Notes. Tree is close to the minimal end, but it has a unique trick up its sleeve in “tree view”, in which all or some of the topics can extend horizontally rather than vertically. It also has all the basic outlining features plus customizable labels and background colour, but only global text styling.

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.  
(Version 1.3.2)

praisebury
+5
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Oct 7 2008

IG88IG88  app seems pretty nice. i like simple things like this for keeping all my notes and todo's organized. apple ical is great for a calender, but lacks any order for todo's.

so this app seems nice, it is small, and handles a lot of what omniFocus can do, BUT, 40 usd, that is super steep for this i feel.

omniFocus has a lot more aspects to it, but is twice the cost.  
(Version 1.2.7)

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