[rasivasu]

Hi,

Currently I am maintaining three long lists and I expand / collapse each of these lists via cmd+0 and cmd+9. Whenever I expand a list, I find that the cursor is at the beginning of the list and I have to go down the list one item at a time using down arrow or use mouse. Does OmniOutliner have a shortcut to go directly to the last item of a list if you are anywhere at the top / middle of the list?

Regards,
Ravi

You could use something like FastScripts or Keyboard Maestro to assign a keystroke to an Applescript of this general shape:

tell application id "OOut"
	try
		tell first selected row of front document
			set expanded to true
			select last child
		end tell
	end try
end tell

Or, more generally (to also allow for jumping from the middle of a row to the end, for example):

tell application id "OOut"
	try
		set oParent to first selected row of front document
		if not (has subtopics of oParent) then set oParent to parent of oParent
		tell oParent
			if its class is row then set expanded to true
			select last child
		end tell
	end try
end tell