I'm not quite sure how to merge and de-merge lists.

I'm not quite sure how to merge and de-merge lists.

I'd like to create a few dozen separate lists, but then merge them into one list, so I can get the numbering consistent across all of them (not all starting from the beginning). Is this possible?

Is there a tool to convert word documents into OPML? I've got a few dozen of them, and it's be really handy to convert them into checkvist without all that copying and pasting.

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  1. Checkvist18 September 2013 at 14:15

    Hello Peter,

       Checkvist allows you to
        - copy or move a contents of one list to another one. For that, see 'copy' command in the toolbar
        - when editing a list item, create a link to another list. For that, type *lst:" while editing a list item and see what happens

      Regarding conversion of word documents to OPML - we haven't used such tools but a quick google search gives this link, and there are some instructions for that: http://www.outlinesoutloud.com/support/

      Hope, this will be useful.

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  2. Peter Brooks18 September 2013 at 21:26

    Brilliant, thank you! I've got OmniOutliner, so that'll be handy. 

    Now I just have to see how to get word tables to work..

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  3. Ralf Hauber30 October 2013 at 01:32

    Actually merging is a good idea. The opposite of exporting a subtree to a separate (linked) list. Would like to see such a feature.

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  4. Kirill Maximov (KIR)30 October 2013 at 02:15

    Ralf, if you are looking for an opposite to extracting a list - it is possible via 'copy' command in toolbar. You just need to set option 'as a single node' in the copy dialog. Is it what you are looking for?

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