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PowerJournal for Windows

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Key Details of PowerJournal for Windows

  • Keep a private or public journal with this diary application.
  • Last updated on 4/6/2020
  • There have been 5 updates
  • Virus scan status:

    Clean (it's extremely likely that this software program is clean)


Editors' Review

Download.com staff
Sometimes simple tools are the ones we use the most. This diary application, though limited in what it can do, is a reliable piece of freeware that has its uses. You can create or delete journal entries (records under a single heading), add or remove records, or export records as text, HTML, or comma-separated values (CSV). Searching is limited, as you can only search by entry number, and the program has no formatting options, with all entries in plain text. A skinnable interface adds a stylistic touch, but not one that contributes overall to the program's usefulness. We liked that entries can be password-protected, however. For those looking for a robust diary application, this is not your program. However, for basic diary tasks with few frills and little fuss, PowerJournal works well.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
April 22, 2002
Latest update
April 6, 2020
Version
0.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 10, Windows ME, Windows 2000
Additional Requirements
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/200
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
43,144
Downloads Last Week
0
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2.9/5

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Developer's Description

Keep a private or public journal with this diary application.
This easy-to-use diary application features multiple journals, private entries, guest-mode access for public entries, a built-in database (HSQL), MySQL support, the ability to export to text, CSV, or HTML, the ability to change its look (it's skinnable), and easy installation. Possible uses include keeping a diary, keeping a record of your weight, logging what you eat, keeping track of your CDs or DVDs, recording your car maintenance, and keeping track of logins.