Existing users, 
OmniOutliner Pro
Outline & organize thoughts, tasks, projects...
Version: 3.9.3
Very good but I broke it
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: jfmpreach5 Sunday, February 05 2006 @ 09:38 AM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
Based on reviews on Version Tracker and others I purchased OO. The application is very good but if you want to attach a lot of pdf's etc. be very careful. After attaching my pdf's that I have scanned the program would crash repeatedly. I received a e-mail from Omni "If you have a large number of PDF files to include in an Outliner file, we'd recommend linking them in instead of directly
attaching them. If you control-drag the files in, OmniOutliner will
reference the existing file on your disk instead of copying it into
the document."
I purchased this program for the purpose of organizing my pdf's by attaching them to the database.
Recommended if you want to link files instead of attaching them.
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Comments
Yes -- DevonThink Rocks! - SGoodheart
Couldn't agree more that DevonThink is what you need. Check it out. You won't believe the horsepower and intelligence the developers have embodied in this program. I have hundreds of huge PDFs imported into DT, and it doesn't blink an eye, so to speak, and is fast, to boot. But being able to have all your PDFs imported (or linked, if you prefer) is just the tip of the iceberg for this fantastic program. As a science writer, I constantly use it, and it's never let me down. Use DT with the new DevonAgent, and you'll be in researcher and archiver's heaven! (No, I don't work for Devon -- I just a very satisfied user. SteveThursday, May 04 2006 @ 05:18 AM PDT
Try DEVONthink - wheeles
It sounds like you would be better off with DEVONthink. I use both OmniOutliner Pro and DEVONthink Pro and believe DEVONthink to be better suited to your needs.Reply to This
Thursday, May 04 2006 @ 02:21 AM PDT