What is the proper way of exporting OmniOutliner document into LaTex?
I'v seen export to ConText, but this is not suitable for me.

[talazem]

I'd like to second the return of this, if possible. Two things originally got me to go for the gold and buy OO: kGTD and the exporting to LaTeX. Only to find out that it no longer worked. Which is nobody's fault but mine, of course...but it would be wonderful if it was brought back to life. Many an academic would thank you (and quite likely buy your product).

I too would like to use OmniOutliner and then port the results to LaTeX. As a temporary measure, I've written a command-line Objective-C application that uses the built-in XML processing of NSXMLDocument to parse an opml file, and then writes out a LaTeX documentclass report file with the various levels mapped to chapter, section, etc. down to subparagraph.

Usage is:
opml2latex input.opml output.tex

It is available at:
http://www.redcedar.com/opml2latex/opml2latex.zip
including source code, universal (I hope) executable, and a combination example and documentation file (in oo3 format).

--Dale

[DerekM]

We released a LaTeX exporter a few months ago? Don't quite remember how long but you'll find it in this package: http://www.omnigroup.com/ftp/pub/sof...ortsPlugin.zip

It will only work with the professional version of OO though. Let us know if you run into any problems with it.

[Helsley]

Just installed the exports plugin yesterday for outliner pro (3.6.5 v143.28). Trying to export a trivial test document to latex just results in an empty file. I checked the exporter file, it looks to be just xslt... does anyone know if there are some special instructions I'm goofing up on here?

Thanks!

[Helsley]

Ah sorry, got it now. File is actually a directory, but finder seems to think its a tex file?