Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
can be used to keep a life notebook.

Many thanks

P <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
> can be used to keep a life notebook.
>
> Many thanks
>

iDailyDiary from www.splinterware.com ?

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P wrote:

> Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
> can be used to keep a life notebook.
>
> Many thanks


My favorite one so far is It's Personal, http://www.rkssoftware.com

I also tried quite a few others..if you look up Blog/diary software
you'll find a list on google that we discussed a bit ago. But the It's
personal one so far is the easiest to use.

C

"Cathe B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> P wrote:
>
> > Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
> > can be used to keep a life notebook.
> >
> > Many thanks
>
> My favorite one so far is It's Personal, http://www.rkssoftware.com
>
> I also tried quite a few others..if you look up Blog/diary software
> you'll find a list on google that we discussed a bit ago. But the It's
> personal one so far is the easiest to use.
>
> C

Where is freeware link? I see " ItsPersonal for $19.95 ".

Ty

michael andrews wrote:

> "Cathe B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:fvf8d.2491$(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>P wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
>>>can be used to keep a life notebook.
>>>
>>>Many thanks
>>
>>My favorite one so far is It's Personal, http://www.rkssoftware.com
>>
>>I also tried quite a few others..if you look up Blog/diary software
>>you'll find a list on google that we discussed a bit ago. But the It's
>>personal one so far is the easiest to use.
>>
>>C
>
>
> Where is freeware link? I see " ItsPersonal for $19.95 ".
>
> Ty
>
>


It's donationware... you can try it out first if you want.

C

P wrote:
> Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
> can be used to keep a life notebook.
>
> Many thanks

You might consider Keynote. It gives a lot of flexibilty in the way you can
record your thoughts and events.

http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html


In general, any structured of free-form information, especially the kind of
information which lends itself to hierarchical representation, such as lists
or outlines. KeyNote's powerful search facility quickly locates information
you're looking for.

The ability to store many notes in a single file means no hunting for files
scattered all over your computer. For many users it will be enough to create
just one KeyNote file and add notes to it, with each note covering a
separate topic (e.g., "To do", "Addresses", "Bookmarks", "Finances", etc.)

Built-in strong encryption allows you to secure your files against
unauthorized access or modification.

The "virtual node" feature additionally allows you to pull together many
files and edit them all within a single KeyNote file, while the original
files remain on disk (so there is no need to perform any conversion).

Examples of use:
personal information management
personal diary or journal
to-do items
scratchpad for quick notes and ideas
writing and structuring small articles or larger documents
Creating and storing electronic texts (easily structure chapters or
sections)
outlines, projects
project documentation
reports
recipes
personal contacts (addresses, telephone numbers)
accounts, passwords, PIN numbers (remember to encrypt the file!)
Internet bookmarks (clickable hyperlinks)
all kinds of lists! If you collect books, CDs, DVDs, or just your favorite
quotes or jokes, KeyNote makes it easy to store them in one place and search
through them quickly.
email archives (you can use the separate, free KNTConvert utility to import
your email archives into a KeyNote file)
archiving documents, such as articles downloaded from the Internet or local
files
templates for creating documents with a standard format
viewing log files (use virtual nodes to view log files without having to
open each file separately)
for teachers: class notes, student attendance and assessment notes
for programmers: KeyNote is great for storing and searching through source
code archives
Version 2.0 of KeyNote will further enhance KeyNote's usefulness by the
addition of several new types of nodes, including a grid (a simple
spreadsheet), HTML browser and image viewer.

"Cathe B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> michael andrews wrote:
>
> > "Cathe B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:fvf8d.2491$(E-Mail Removed)...
> >
> >>P wrote:
> >>
> >>>Is anyone aware or using a diary or journal freeware application, that
> >>>can be used to keep a life notebook.
> >>>
> >>>Many thanks
> >>
> >>My favorite one so far is It's Personal, http://www.rkssoftware.com
> >>
> >>I also tried quite a few others..if you look up Blog/diary software
> >>you'll find a list on google that we discussed a bit ago. But the It's
> >>personal one so far is the easiest to use.
> >>
> >>C
> >
> > Where is freeware link? I see " ItsPersonal for $19.95 ".
> >
> > Ty
>
> It's donationware... you can try it out first if you want.
>
> C

Where does it say donation-ware?

I only read "Try before you buy", " Home of the $19.95 software"
" You can download a fully functional copy which you can use for 30-days
free of charge."

That is NOT FREEware from anything I have found on that site.

Where is the 100% freeware there? Please provide a link.

Ty

Cathe B <(E-Mail Removed)>:
>
> michael andrews wrote:
>
> > "Cathe B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
> >
> > > My favorite one so far is It's Personal, http://www.rkssoftware.com
> >
> > Where is freeware link? I see " ItsPersonal for $19.95 ".

Yep, no freeware here. No ambivalence at all with this one...

| ------------------------------------------------------------------------
| http://www.rkssoftware.com
| Home of RKS Software TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
|
| All software programs are $19.95 (US), and upgrades are free.
|
| Download any software program you want and try it free for 30
| days. If you decide to purchase, we send you a serial number
| to convert the trial version to a registered version. Updating
| is easy - just download the latest update for the software program
| you have purchased.
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------

> It's donationware... you can try it out first if you want.

I can try it out first?

Homework for you, Cathe B. Rudimentaries:

Trialware & shareware are payware, not freeware. Period.

When you get it sorted out, please come back and recommend us some freeware.


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Thanks for everybody's contribution. I have tried a couple of the
applications, but are there any others for me to consider?

P wrote:

> Thanks for everybody's contribution. I have tried a couple of the
> applications, but are there any others for me to consider?

Just a few.

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf...RS.php#2.00PIM

start there and work your way down the page. . .

Susan
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