Recent Changes
Version 5.1 - Thursday, July 27 2017
OmniOutliner 5.1 adds localizations for 10 languages and fixes numerous bugs related to filters, pasting, and more.
- Localizations — OmniOutliner now supports Deutsch, Español, Français, 日本語, Nederlands, Italiano, Русский, 简体中文, Português do Brasil, 한국어.
- File Formats — The process of converting an oo3 file to ooutline has changed. The oo3 file will automatically be moved to the Trash and can be recovered from there.
- Templates — All templates offered in Essentials have been updated to include defined values for Heading 4-6. Previously they were undefined and inherited default values.
- Filters — Values of summary cells are visible to filters which fixes such issues as some checked rows appearing when filtering for unchecked.
- Inspectors — The Column Inspector will always remain visible when trying to edit its values.
- Sidebar — The Sections list will always reflect changes made to the outline.
- Attachments — Edits made to embedded attachments in flat files will be saved.
- Essentials — Save is disabled when viewing a Pro document in Essentials.
- Paste — Using Paste with Original Styles with content copied from Nisus Writer will paste as RTF.
- Paste — Using Paste with content copied from LibreOffice 5 will result in text instead of an image.
- Paste — Copying and pasting text to a new row when the source text had a level style set will not apply the Whole Document style value to it.
- Paste — Pasting into a row in Essentials won’t add extra style attributes.
- Columns — The Return key ends editing when changing a column title.
- Printing — The Column Titles style is retained in the print output.
- Notes — When viewing notes in-pane, text-wrapping will take visible scrollbars into account.
- Status — Setting the Status of a parent row to None is retained.
- Status — Copying and pasting rows between OmniOutliner documents will retain the Status value even if hidden.
- Performance — Greatly improved the performance of the HTML exporters which are also used for Quick Look.
- Keyboard — Esc will exit full screen mode under Mac OS X El Capitan when it doesn’t trigger editing or auto-completion.