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Posted by wayzen
Mar 3, 2014 at 01:15 PM

The more I am reading here about SENSE the more intrigued, and yet the more confused, I become. As I shall be commencing upon some large scale reseach and writing Projects in the coming months, I am keeping my eyes pealed for any software which might aid in that endeavour. And thanks to Dr. Andus’ heads-up about the current discount offer, it looks like the only way I shall get to know this program, is by buying it!; (unforntately, the discount might seemingly be on offer only in the UK, because it does not appear on my web-viewing; however, the Code seems to be accepted, in spite of the different currency, so I shall just have to dive in - I have not the time to learn the program at the moment, nor for a while yet, so I will just have to place my trust in the good words).

Oh, and BTW, I introduced myself a couple of weeks ago, back here http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/4055/0/ideamason-down-for-the-count, but the post didn’t show up, and I since then got confused about my own user name (not cool, definately Not Cool). But as I have now re-referred to IdeaMason, and Dr. Andus was enquiring about unlimited levels of heirarchical headings, maybe IdeaMason might be worth a peek. Its ‘Composition’ section is primarily a Single-pane Outliner on the left-hand side (working at the heading level - with ‘Materials’ (i.e., actual texts) being denoted as item/headings), whilst the right hand panel displays the contents of these Headings and Items (again, in a single-pane). It also allows for all sorts of commenting procedures (within the Outline panel), which can be exported - along with the complete Outline - to MS Word; or you can chose not to export your comments. In the above mentioned post, I pointed toward a set of Videos regarding IdeaMason, and the presenter of these shows some of that which I have been trying to explain. The presenter even works at the ‘paragraph’ level, though she gets there at merely the third or fourth tier.