Review World - Ulysses 1.1

Ulysses is an unique Mac OS X text editor aimed directly at creative writers. With its innovative "tabbed" single-window interface, featuring integrated notepads, a documents browser, advanced search/percolate capabilities and multi-document previews, Ulysses aims to render creative writers, novelists and storytellers the topper writing feel available on any platform today. Ulysses lets the writer sharpen entirely on subject while aiding him in organizing the multiple parts of his work without forcing him into any pre-defined structure whatsoever. Developed exclusively for creative writers, Ulysses lacks both the functional overload of traditional word processors and the developers-oriented attack of classic text editors. Additionally, Ulysses sports an extensible, plug-ins based export feature which enables the user to export his image into various formats such as "Plaintext" and "RTF" (LaTeX and HTML exporters are currently in exploitation). What's New: Version 1.1: Documents: 3rd editor level and text markers; time stamp; floating infobox for files placed in the notes. Browser: Manual sorting, time stamp-based sorting, fully view of labels, comeback for selected documents. Import: HTML, DOC and RTF via trail'n'dangle on the application icon. Export: LaTeX export, print option, excerpt and sorting of multiple documents. Interface: Customizable look using "themes"; trail'n'dangle feedback; prolonged preferences. Project: List of lately used projects in the start dialog, merging of projects. Localizations: Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese. A finish list of changes can be constitute here: <http://www.blue-tec.com/ulysses/version_1_1.html>