| Project: | Mori |
| Version: | 1.4 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | feature |
| Priority: | critical |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
Description
My last 2 cents:
Mori is absolutely useless to me unless I can print a folder with my task items. I don't know why this feature meets such resistence. I've been waiting months for this and am about to give up. I've gone back to ToDo until Mori catches up or I find another notetaker software package. ToDo is good but very limited. Why is it so hard to set up the printing feature? To me it would be like designing wordprocessor software not to print. What use would that be? Who O'Why can't I print my list of items in a folder?
Updates
I've lost count of the number of times I've got myself a nice folder full of notes and wanted to print them all together. It really is a major limitation. I stick with Mori because there are other features which do suit me, but this is one shortcoming which needs to be addressed.
I agree it would be better to include in Mori's core. But this is possible right now with applescript. If you download the "Mori Sample Scripts" collection:
http://www.hogbaysoftware.com/node/401
You can find two scripts that will do this for you.
Assemble Outline.scpt - This script will export the selected entries (and their descendants) into a text edit document that you can then print. The entry titles of the selected entries will be exported and indented. The titles of folder entries will be marked bold.
Assemble Content.scpt - This script will export the selected entries (and their descendants) into a text edit document that you can then print. Both the entry titles and the attached text note will be exported in a flat format (no indentation). The entry titles will be marked bold.
| Title: | Printing, Why O'why? | » Print outline of a folder containing To Do items |
| Version: | 1.2 | » 1.4 |
[Revising title to match request]
Note similarity to View group of entries as single continuous text file, outline