Write your next novel, non-fiction book, manual or academic document in MS Word with great ease!

Writing Outliner is a Word add-in for creative and professional writers who work on large or complex writing projects.
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It lets you manage and edit each part of a long text as a separate document, and merge them into one.

Writing Outliner is a seamlessly integrated add-in software for Microsoft Word, mostly for creative and professional writers. The most important concept of Writing Outliner is project-based writing.

A project in Writing Outliner is a long or complex text that needs you to work on for days, weeks, or even months, for example, a book (novel, or non-fiction), a research paper, a serious of columns, a personal diary, or even a note book.

With Writing Outliner, you manage and write each piece of your long writing projects as smaller separate documents, because smaller separate documents are more manageable for a long or complex wring project.

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Folder-like outline is an effective way for managing large writing projects:

The hierarchical outliner in Writing Outliner is the most import part for managing your large writing projects, it allows for:

* Better organization of drafts, thoughts, notes and research files;

* Seeing the overview (the big picture) of the whole writing project;

* Easier navigation of long texts, and so on.

There are two types of outline in Writing Outliner:

* The Project Manager Outline – it sits on the left side of the Word window, it’s the controller center of your writing project.

* The Multi-column Outline – it opens as a tab in the main area of Word window, showing all meta data of a set of documents, including titles, synopsis, notes, status icon, label icon, tags, word count, target word count, “included in compilation” checkbox, type of break to insert before when compiling, and so on. It’s especially useful for planning a writing project or getting an overview of a writing project.
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