• Fix for app not opening PDFs correctly on macOS 10.14.6 and earlier. • Use File > Export Selected TOC to csv... command to work on your TOC items in Numbers or Excel, and re-import with File > Import TOC. Note: This does not support a nested TOC hierarchy. It flattens the list of selected TOC items before exporting to a csv file.

Bug fix to handle PDFs with malformed table of contents.

• Copy items from table of contents: Select TOC items in sidebar and copy to clipboard using Command C. You can then decide how you want the TOC items to be copied to the clipboard - optionally with page numbers, aligned to the right, with leading spaces or dots. • Fixes for macOS 10.11 • Updated PDFOutliner User Guide

• PDFOutliner generates a TOC based on a set of fonts in the document, and you can select and specify which fonts should map to Heading level 1, level 2, etc. in the outline. You can load these font to heading level mappings from a plain text file too. New in this version of PDFOutliner, you can run the last loaded set of font to heading level mappings in one-click, using a "Bot" button next to the Load button. This is a quick way to add a table of contents to PDFs you may be generating regularly from text editors like Ulysses. • Updates to links under the Help menu including to new video tutorials available on the PDFOutliner product website. • Includes a new User Guide (23 pages) that explains the set of tools available in PDFOutliner for working with TOCs in both text-based and scanned-image PDFs.

• Bug fix: A manually created TOC (table of contents) entry may incorrectly point to the bottom of the page, instead of the top. To fix any previously saved PDFs, simply re-open them in PDFOutliner. The TOC error, if any, will be auto-detected and the PDF will be marked as edited. Simply save the PDF, and the TOC will be fixed. Or, use the toolbar button to preview before saving.

• You can now specify your own fonts to create a table of contents automatically. Also, you can save and load font sets from plain text files on disk. This makes it far easier if you've got an updated PDF and want to generate the table of contents again. • Compatibility with macOS Mojave.

** New Application Icon ** Generates accurate TOC links on page ** Drag and drop PDF text directly into TOC hierarchy ** Drag and drop any target on PDF page to TOC ** Customizable toolbar with more icons & commands ** New manual on 7 ways to edit TOC in PDFOutliner ** PDF version compatibility checks ** App sandboxed, runs on OS X 10.6-10.8 ** Bug fixes for moving TOC items using Option+arrow keys

New and improved tools to edit and build the table of contents in a PDF. Ability to multiple select TOC items for editing, renaming using find/replace, sequential numbering, and changing capitalization. Bug fix for some PDFs that would not save correctly on non-boot drives.

◇ Fix for crash when opening certain PDFs. ◇ Quick start tutorial available under Help menu. ** Grab it Now. Price increases to $10 soon. **

* PDFOutliner now automatically builds a Table of Contents (TOC) by examining fonts used in the PDF. Easily experiment with more or less detail in the generated TOC. * Performance Improvements, copy/paste functionality, and progress indicators for long tasks.

**Coming SOON**: PDFOutliner v1.2 supports Automatic Generation of Table of Contents (TOC) (v1.2 has been submitted to Apple for approval.)