March 2010. Already. And now nearly gone…
An update of The Journal 5.1 (Build #417) was released the beginning of this month. See “The Journal News” below for more information.
This month’s tips talk about a new HTML export option and point out that there is no “Right Way” to use The Journal. Plus, we have a new set of writing prompts.
I hope everyone had a happy St. Valentines Day. =)
The Journal’s Web page got a makeover in the past few weeks. Feel free to drop by and look it over. My thanks to Beth Gardner of Show Presence Design for her help with the new Web page.
This month’s tips explore using The Journal over a network and options for sharing categories between users. Plus, we have a new set of writing prompts.
Happy (Slightly Belated) New Year! =) This month’s tips describe how to use (or not use) the new day planner view for reminders, and how to see your MS Outlook calendar reminders in The Journal. Plus, we have a new set of writing prompts.
This month’s tips describe how to use the new ability to wrap text around images in your entries, plus how to recover a category from a backup. And, of course, we have a new set of writing exercises.
This month we have a couple tips for backing up The Journal, and a new set of writing prompts.
This month we have a FAQ for The Journal 5, a new tip, new writing prompts, and Bernard Armada describes how he uses The Journal 5 on his Mac.
The Journal 5 has added a lot of cool new features. I describe a couple of those in this month’s Tips & Tricks. And, as always, there is a new set of writing prompts.
The big news this month is the release of The Journal 5! In that vein, the tips this month tell you how to upgrade from The Journal 4 (or 3) to The Journal 5. Plus, we have some new writing exercises.
I will have more information on the update of The Journal next month. In the meantime, I have a new set of writing exercises and a new tips about The Journal’s auto-save feature and folder categories.
This month’s tip describes how to setup a call log in The Journal, and we have a new set of writing prompts.