Re: [NTLK] Exporting as an OPML file

it seems like something that eckhart köppen or simon bell could do.
they worked some on routing in specific formats, i believe.

so the answer would be ... maybe.

/ ®

PS. in fact im using a similar setup and id like to be able to route
OPML files as well. the most common thing is that you send one or a
couple of outlines to other people, its not always that you want to
sync them with your own computer.

On 3 aug 2006, at 20.58, Michael C. wrote:

> Hi, all,
>
> I keep my Big Idea Lists on my Newton, available for when I need to
> think through a project. I'm in academia, deadlines are a weird
> thing, and this amorphous list making is perfect using Outlines on
> the Newton.
>
> I export using NewtSync, both to straight notes and to OmniOutliner
> format.
>
> Often, I take the OO files, open them, export to an OPML (Outline
> Processor Markup Language) format, and open the OPML file in a
> program called MyMind, which lets me make very handy mindmapping-like
> charts. That visualization really helps me get a handle on what is
> going on in a given project, and I can share .jpg file versions of it
> with others who are involved in the project.
>
> I know this sounds complicated, and most of it happens on the OS X
> side of things rather than the Newton side. What I am wondering is if
> there's a way to send Newton Outlines to the desktop not as
> OmniOutliner files but as OPML files. It seems to be more sensible to
> have that format (readable by many outliner programs) than to use OO,
> open, export to OPML, and then move on.
>
> I suppose this would require a new NewtSync plugin, and I don't know
> how to write those. Does anyone have a hint on how to do this?
>
> Michael
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