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Outline Viewing

Bike has two great ways to view big outlines:
1.Collapse rows to see the big picture without being distracted by the details
2.Focus in to work on the details without being distracted by everything else
To collapse rows in your outline
Collapse
Outline > Expand Row (Command-0)
Expand selected row.
Outline > Collapse Row (Command-9)
Collapse selected row.
Outline > Expand Row Completely (Control-Command-0)
Expand the selected row and all rows that it contains. See all contained rows.
Outline > Collapse Row Completely (Control-Command-9)
Collapse the selected row and all rows that it contains. This is a nice way to clean up a view, when you next expand the row its contained rows will still be collapsed.
Outline > Expand All (Control-Command-0)
Expand all top level rows.
Outline > Collapse All (Control-Command-9)
Collapse all top level rows.
Outline > Expand All by Level (Shift-Command-0)
Find the minimum level that is collapsed. Expand all rows at that level.
Outline > Collapse All by Level (Shift-Command-9)
Find the maximum level that is expanded. Collapse all rows at that level.
To focus into your outline
Focus In
Go > Focus In (Option-Command-Right)
Go > Focus Out (Option-Command-Left)
Go > Focus Heading… (Command-P) to quickly select and focus a heading. 
In Outline Editing mode you can use arrow keys to expand and collapse rows.
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