LifeJournal 2.0.0
| Developer: |
Chronicles Software Company (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Demo |
| Price: |
$39.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 9.9 MB |
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LifeJournal is the complete journal software. It keeps you organized, provides you with inspiration, helps you save time, stay focused, and enables you to view your entire life with ease. Enjoy a unified, simple, and secure place to record and organize all your writings. Insert graphics and links to web sites, to other files, and to other entries. Easily assign topics to entries and passages without interfering with the writing process.
LifeJournal can provide you with the inspiration to write more consistently and to delve into topics more deeply. Thousands of quotes and prompts are available to jumpstart your writing and you can even add your own. You can quickly find and retrieve relevant writings by topic, by date, by word, and by Daily Pulse. Easily review entries or passages that meet specific search criteria to see your life in a new light. Consolidates your writing about specific topics to see your progress and shift in perspective over time.
LifeJournal lets you customize topics, color themes, journal types, and more. You can even create a visual timeline of your life in pictures, writings, audio, and video files. Highlight key events like births, weddings, graduations, and lots more. The program helps you to stay focused and maintain continuity.
Chart your "Daily Pulse" by tracking items most important to you -- minutes exercised, daily sales, stress levels, cigarettes smoked -- to monitor progress, see changes, and find correlations. View multiple Daily Pulse graph lines to see how different activities and behavior affect you. Daily Pulse graphs are cross-referenced with journal entries for more in-depth information.
LifeJournal comes with a detailed help file, an on-line Knowledge Base, a free monthly newsletter, and more. |
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