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02-01-2007, 03:30 PM
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 |  Need journal software to express my angst
Ok, I lied about the angst, but I have decided to start a daily personal blog, with the intention of improving my writing skills. Go me. I'm assuming there are some of you that keep journals, so I need suggestions on open source journal software. Right now I am test-driving Google Notebook, but I want to keep my options open and try different programs. This has been done before, at least once that I know of, but I want to expand and focus on free programs. What open source journal software do you use? |
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02-01-2007, 06:30 PM
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I use MacJournal, and it completely rocks, upload to blog and everything. You probably don't want to know anything about it though  On Windows, have you tried OneNote?
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02-06-2007, 04:14 PM
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I have the same aspirations and downloaded the trial version of "the journal" too. The things I'm currently trying out are: 1) wordpress: maybe it's just to obvious, why not use a blogging system to keep a diary? (just setup a wordpress installation on your local system) 2) Zoho notebook: it's not available yet, but I could see how this program would fit in nicely! |
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