This month’s Tips & Tricks section provides more details about The Journal’s new reminder features, and there is a new set of writing exercises.

The Big News this month is the release of The Journal 4.1! You can read about what’s new (and what’s fixed) in the News section. Sande Chen discusses gratitude journals in her article this month, and Susan offers up a new set of writing exercises.

Sande Chen returns with an article about dream journaling, and Susan gives another set of writing exercises. Plus, I describe the various backup settings The Journal provides.

This month, Jim Talkington describes how he keeps track of software registration keys in The Journal, and Sande Chen talks about the benefits of journaling. And, as always, Susan provides a new collection of writing prompts.

Happy New Year! Susan has a new set of writing exercises, and we have a clever new tip, sent in by The Journal user Joan Korte, about inserting comments into your entries.

Susan provides a new set of writing exercises, and I created another free add-on package for this month’s Tips & Tricks. This package utilizes the new “Default Entry Template” feature (and a bug-fix in Build #163) to create a simple address book category.

In “Tips & Tricks” I describe the new bookmark feature, and Susan provides a new set of writing exercises. For those of you that are participating in this year’s NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month, http://www.nanowrimo.org/ ): Good luck!

This month, I combined a bit of United States history with some new features of The Journal to create a simple but powerful new template. Susan also provides a new set of writing exercises.

Susan gives us a new set of writing exercises, and I have a couple of new tips about using the new “Default Entry Template” feature and how to get The Journal to start with Windows.

We have a new update of The Journal. Plus, Susan is back with a new set of writing exercises, and I have a couple of new tips about using The Journal’s repair database function and new command line parameter.