What's New in MacJournal 5?

• All new interface, built for Mac OS X Leopard.
• Add any kind of content, not just text. Drag PDFs, QuickTime movies, images, and more into the Sidebar to create an entry with anything on your computer.
• Open more than one MacJournal document at a time and save them wherever you want, or just use the default document and never worry about saving.
• Create Smart Journals from searches you perform.
• Resize images in any entry.
• Picasa integration
• QuickLook integration
• Create aliases to entries that you can store in other journals.
• Assign each entry a rating, status, and priority, and sort any journal by those values.
• Record video from your iSight and attach it to any entry.
• Performance enhancements for working with large amounts of entries.

The gift of gab...MacJournal-style

MacJournal redefines Full Audio Recording and Podcasting. Now you can record your thoughts and save them in your journal entry. Great for personalizing your entries, recording your children or grandchildren, leaving messages, reminders and more. Feeling more like the sharing type? Export your podcast and share your thoughts with the world!

The Modern Day Substitute for the Pen and Paper

Take the convenience of documenting a thought or event with pen and paper and add the power of blogging, calendaring, password protection, and high-powered search capabilities and what do you have?

The 2009 version of managing your ideas and daily events.

I can do this with my word processor, can't I?
We get this question so much that we had to include it onto the main MacJournal page. In a nutshell, yes, you can. Any word processor or text editor (Mariner Write, TextEdit, that one developed in Redmond, WA) will work as a journaling app.

But that's not what they were developed for.

Would Lance Armstrong use a bike purchased at WalMart to race in the Tour de France? He could...but would his times be as fast as if he rode on a bike designed for racing?

Probably not.

The same theory applies with MacJournal. We have developed and designed this product with only the journaler in mind. Could a word processing application give you two levels of security, one-click blogging (even to your mobileme account), audio, .mac syncing, and nested, multiple journal capabilities?

Probably not.

To Blog or Not to Blog

Let's face it, the internet makes communication incredibly easy. In today's fast paced world, if you have a computer and an internet connection, you can share your thoughts with a few or a few million. Blogging, or publishing and maintaining a journal on the internet, is the latest form of expressing yourself. Communicate with family and friends or step up onto your own personal soapbox, MacJournal is Mac blog software that makes blogging a snap. Then again, if you're more the private type and want to keep your work on your hard drive, MacJournal gives you two levels of security: Password protection or AES-256 encryption.

Remember When...

They say that the average human being has 10-20 memorable events that take place a day. Combine that over an extended period of time and that is a lot of events! MacJournal built-in search capabilities allow you to find exactly what you wrote, at whatever time, on whatever day... with one click.

MacJournal features:

• Online blogs supporting LiveJournal, Blogger, Movable Type, WordPress, and more.
• 2-D Quartz rendering technology making graphically rich journals.
• Nested, multiple journals and Entry Keywords efficiently organizing your entries. Have one for your work log, and have another for your personal journal.
• Password protection and AES-256 encryption providing maximum strength security.
• Multiple file formats, exporting your data to Microsoft Word, RTF, HTML, and more.
• Rich Text Editing where individual entries can have multiple colors, fonts, kerning, spacing; really anything you want. In addition, you can now drag image files from the file into entries! Rulers can also be displayed to further help you align things.
• Powerful searching capabilities to search all of the entries in all of your journals with one click.
• Print any entry to a printer or PDF file.
• Mac OS X Toolbar functions are available as items in the customizable toolbar in the main window.
• Spellcheck while composing entries.
• MacJournal backs up any and all activity within the product.
• Complementary support to help solve questions or issues.

System Requirements:

- Mac OS X 10.4.9 or higher (including Snow Leopard)
- Audio feature - Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
- QuickTime 7.3.1 or higher installed