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posted Monday, March 29, 2004 10:10 PM by MarkDiGiovanni
I like to keep a journal of daily work experiences, primarily things that are directly related to the project that I am working on. When I run into something that is significant, I click on the icon in the taskbar, press F5(inserts date), and enter the details. Journaling does not take very long. It helps me put together a weekly status report and gives me the ability to account for my daily activities if I ever have to justify them.
The application that I am using is called iDailyDiary. This application is very easy to use. The free version actually has features that makes this program usable.
Free, Trial/full version download page
The three four things that I like the most:
Features listed from the iDailyDiary website:Key Features Data files encrypted and password protected Richtext Editor Fully Searchable Insert Pictures, URL's and Hypertext Multiple "pages" for each day Export to HTML format to create web pagesiDailyDiary ProfessionalThe Professional version contains all the great features of the free version plus more: Spell Checker and Thesaurus Sticky Tabs, non-dated entries Templates Print Multiple Pages or entire Diary Print Headers and Footers (and other Print settings) Support for Tables Insert Smileys Insert/Store Files of any kind (including Audio and Video) Manual Backup and Restore diary data files Tree-View style Browser for diary entries, sticky tabs and templates All for just $30 (US)
There is also a forum available.
--Mark
posted Monday, March 29, 2004 11:24 AM by MarkDiGiovanni