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Welcome to LooseStitch

If this is your first outline ever, you will find here a short introduction

If you have already used LooseStitch before, Hasta la Vista! Let us get out of your way. We are sure you have lot of important ideas rushing through your head right now and you just need to jot them down before they are gone for ever.

Simply click on the top row of this outline and press Delete Row on the button bar above to remove this outline and start afresh with yours. Good luck with your ideas.

Introduction

The idea behind outlines is not new. They have been around for quite a while now. In fact the first outliner was probably developed by Doug Engelbart in the 1960s.

Outlines are nothing but hierarchical lists that can be used to express almost any idea one has. You would have used word processors, Stickies, even bits of paper to jot down ideas as bullet points in a list. An outliner is more powerful because it lets you manipulate each of these points as objects that can be moved around, reshuffled or tucked away neatly as part of a group of ideas.

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