Well, great for a wordprocessing app; mediocre for an outliner. You can build outlines pretty quickly and rearrange the nodes with drag and drop, including nesting the nodes. I know you said you didn't use the columns of ECCO very much, but you do have access to a number of meta-data columns in Scrivener.

There is a free trial, so I would suggest giving it a run.

ndodge wrote:

How strong are the outliner features in Scrivener ?

Stephen Zeoli wrote:

>From your description of how you use ECCO, perhaps an app like
Scrivener
>-- incorporates an outliner, but really isn't one -- would work:
>
>https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview
>
>Steve