Gingko or Dynalist?

Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Nov 23, 2017 at 03:59 AM

Ken wrote:
>> My manager has recently mentioned that she is wanting me to start working on documenting our polices, procedures and operations for our programs. While what ever I put together will eventually end up in MS Word as we are a MS-based local government (...)
>> I thought that some type of outlining program might help me both organize the subject matter(s) and to break it up into more manageable pieces so it is not so overwhelming.
>> While I am familiar with a number of the usual suspects, I wanted something that was web-based and could allow me to easily export my work
(...)
>> My preference for web-based is because I cannot install software on my desktop machine.

Hi Ken,

Have you considered InfoQube for this task ? It includes a 1-pane / 2-pane outliner. The first pane supports rich text. The second pane also, but also many other formats, including markdown, hand writing, web pages, pdf, etc
It can export a whole outline to HTML / Word.
If set-up on a LAN, it is multi-user ready

There are other available UIs to show your items / outline, such as the Gantt, Timeline, MapView, 2-D Surface and a Calendar (Google Calendar sync is the current dev focus), but you may not require these, from what your needs seem to be.

I know you had issues running IQ at work a couple of years ago, even the portable version, which is quite unusual, is it still the case ? I can help if you want.

BTW, Free personal license to the friendly crowd here at outlinersoftware !

Pierre Paul Landry
IQ Designer
http://www.infoqube.biz