Tree Structure Document Editor

When we have too much work in our hands, it's difficult to keep track of what's left, and which activities are completed. This applies to both our private and professional lives. Being organized with everything around you helps be more productive and boosts your self-confidence.

Rudimentary functions and badly optimized menu

Nowadays, the Internet is filled with different programs, some more complex than others. Tree Structure Document Editor is one of them and comes bundled with only the basic elements, not to complicate your work even more.
It comes packed in a small archive, with all the necessary files to be directly launched, and without additional requirements. The layout, however, is outdated and poorly optimized, as once you click on an option, you can't go back to the previous menu. So before you start, it's recommended to take it for a spin, and see how it works.

Design the desired arrangement and paste text from clipboard

The interface is divided into the tree structure, the small editor, and the basic toolbar. Documents saved in the app's specific format can be opened from the menu. To create a new tree, just press the "Add" button in the upper part of the panel, and enter as many children as you need, by clicking on the second button. On the right, you can view four different content methods, HTML, filter, grid, and ExDoc.
The first one, enables a word processor, with a few formatting elements (e.g. font type, size, style, color, alignment), the second enters a filter tag, while the last, lets you insert a document from the PC. Plus, right-clicking on the tree, brings up a context menu, from where you can change the font, color, and size, as well as sort the branches, import and export them to TSD, executables, and text files.

On an ending note

Taking everything into consideration, Tree Structure Document Editor is a useful and user-friendly program that comes in handy for those who want to structure important information, and save them to distinct types.