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Old 02-10-2006, 11:44 AM
kevina kevina is online now
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There isn't a way to have Ultra Recall determine the indent level based on leading spaces or tabs, but another option does exist (it will only work with plain text however):

Save your indent level, title, and text values in a csv file, in the following format, then use the Import Wizard to import a delimited text file (.csv):

"Indent Level","Item Title","Item Text" <- this is a header row (optional)
0,01_snake,54
0,02_cat,43 <-not indented
1,03_dog,5555 <- indented one level

... etc

When importing, ensure you "map" the appropriate csv columns to the "Item Title", "Item Text" and "Indent Level" attributes. This will happen automatically if you include a header file similar to what I provided above.

Note: the <- ??? are comments and should not be included in the actual csv you create and import
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