How to select all level n
 

How do I select all level 1 rows?
Without Pro?

Is this to apply a style to a row level? You can do that by opening the utility drawer and selecting the row level style from the bottom section.

If you want to actually select all rows of a certain level, that's not an option of standard or pro. You could use a script to do this though.

In OmniOutliner Pro 3.6.3, if I use the Styles View toolbar button and click any of the level icons that appear in the top right column, it selects all the rows of that level, so you can do it (in Pro, at least).

[QUOTE=JKT;31834]In OmniOutliner Pro 3.6.3, if I use the Styles View toolbar button and click any of the level icons that appear in the top right column, it selects all the rows of that level, so you can do it (in Pro, at least).[/QUOTE]

Without Pro the Styles View doesn't have chits per level. The styles palette does, and clicking them seems to select all rows of that level, but there is no way to move the focus from the palette to the rows without destroying that selection. Hence I can't use the inspetors on them.

[QUOTE=DerekM;31817]If you want to actually select all rows of a certain level, that's not an option of standard or pro. You could use a script to do this though.[/QUOTE]

tell application "OmniOutliner"
tell front document
select (every row where level = 1)
end tell
end tell

Or, what I ultimately wanted:

set note expanded of every row where level = 1 to false

Your AppleScript support is bliss. I'm used to dictionaries where writing "every" is just asking for trouble.

[QUOTE=JKT;31834]In OmniOutliner Pro 3.6.3, if I use the Styles View toolbar button and click any of the level icons that appear in the top right column, it selects all the rows of that level, so you can do it (in Pro, at least).[/QUOTE]

That's actually selecting the style though, not the rows. Notice you can't do things like collapses the selected rows or toggle the note fields.

Fair enough. Didn't test it beyond clicking the style icon ;)