The Journal 7 Build #935 is a bugfix release. This is a free update for all registered users of The Journal 7. Bugs Fixed Improved extraction of image title/description from JPG files. When changing a topic’s color in “Edit Topics”, current entry isn’t showing the change right away. When running “The Journal 7 Repair Utility” […]
The Journal Newsletter – August 2015
August is Back to School month here in the United States! For The Journal, though, there are *always* discounts for students and teachers (and lots of other people):
Discounts Available for The Journal
An update of The Journal 7 is available. There have actually been two updates of The Journal 7 since the July newsletter, but only the most recent one matters. See “The Journal News” below for all the details.
This month’s tip tells you how to use the new distraction-free full screen editor, and we have a new set of writing prompts.
The Journal 7 Build #923 Now Available
The Journal 7 Build #923 is a bugfix release. This is a free update for all registered users of The Journal 7. Bugs Fixed “The Journal Support Page” link on the Help menu is going to the main Web page, not the support page. After inserting a table with auto-size set, the first time you […]
The Journal 7 Build #917 Now Available
The Journal 7 Build #917 is a bugfix release. This is a free update for all registered users of The Journal 7. Bugs Fixed When deleting a category in Category Properties, still sometimes getting an access violation when applying. When using category tabs, if active or default category is a sub-category, the tab displays blank […]
The Journal Newsletter – July 2015
I hope everyone had a Happy July 4th! (And a couple happy weeks since then. =) )
The big news for July is The Journal’s Web page overhaul/update/face lift. Check out the new look at:
https://www.davidrm.com/thejournal/
This month, Susan Michael adds another couple writing exercises, and our tip is about color code your category tabs. Finally, Wayne Watson tells us how he uses The Journal to help disabled veterans of the Vietnam War.
The Journal Newsletter – June 2015
Happy Birthday to The Journal! 19 years ago this month The Journal version 1 was released. They grow up so fast, don’t they??? =)
An update of The Journal 7 is available. See “The Journal News” below for all the details.
My wife, Susan, has contributed some new writing exercises, and George McCusker tells us how he marks the special days of his life.
The Journal Newsletter – May 2015
An update of The Journal 7 is available. See “The Journal News” below for all the details.
This month’s tip explains how to set (and override) the default entry background and font color, and we have a few new writing prompts.
The Journal 7 – Now Available!
The Journal 7 is now available! https://www.davidrm.com/download/jnl7setup.exe (See below for upgrade instructions and pricing.) What’s New in The Journal 7? More Power! * Search anywhere! See lightning-fast search results in any category no matter how many entries you have. Search results update as you type. Plus, in-entry searching has been made even better, making it […]
The Journal Newsletter – November 2014
Here in the USA, this is the Thanksgiving Season, a time for Family, Food, and (American) Football. And, of course, giving thanks. In that vein, I’d like to thank my wife, Susan, for not only letting me talk over the movie, but joining me, enthusiastically. =)
There is a new update of The Journal 6 available. See “The Journal News” below for all the details. (The update came out in October, actually, but after the newsletter went out.)
This month’s tip is the (rather long) list of hot-keys in The Journal, alphabetically, and we have a couple new writing prompts.
The Journal Newsletter – October 2014
It’s almost Halloween! The newly-minted three-year-old has his astronaut costume ready to moonwalk through the neighborhood and demand candy from strangers. Which is exactly the sort of thing I enjoy memorializing in The Journal. =)
Most of what I write in The Journal is more professional than personal. I design and develop in The Journal, and keep lots of notes about what I’m working on (some of which I even refer back to). But I also try to add the personal touch every so often. So future generations who browse my journal won’t think I was a *totally* self-centered workaholic. 😉
This month’s tip talks about how to mark “red letter days” in The Journal, and we have a couple new writing prompts.