Agreed. WhizFolders is excellent for the uses you describe. I have used it for many years. Unless I misunderstand, WhizFolders does not handle attachments well. It is advised not to embed too many attachments because it slows the program down considerably. If I must have references to material in other files, I use links instead. When this is not an option (when I must have my references in one place), I rely on Scrivener.

Jon

washere wrote:

Finally I recommend serious outliner fanatics to get Whizfolders for
Windows too. It has many attachments and does not crash like others with
complex attachments. It is useful for writing artciles, academic papers,
outlines of ideas and stories etc.