QDiary Version 1.2.0 a free application for the Palm family of hand-held computers

Table of contents

Installation (updating, list of files) Purpose (example) Advantages (what users say) Usage guide (user interface, quick start, important principles, features in detail) Licence History Notes (important warnings, development environment, known problems and bugs, possible improvements and suggestions) FAQs Contact information

Installation

Simply install the file "qdiary.prc". It is recommended but not necessary to uninstall a previous version before doing so. Uninstallation can always be done by "delete" from the Palm lauchner menu.

For installation you must fullfil the following requirements:

• PalmOS 3 or better (PalmOS 5 not been tested but may work)
• minumum of 31k free memory

Updating

By updating from very old versions you may lose the preferences. The memos themselves remain unchanged, of course. You will only need to select the memos and set their options again (there are only four settings for each diary).

If you are updating from 1.0.4 or below, it will be necessary to change the first line of all diaries using MemoPad (field labels are now separated by "," and all are braced by "[]"). Check the settings of all diaries for the new 'field separator' option.

List of files

The distribution of QDiary includes the following files, some of them are optional:

QDiary.prc

the Palm application, to be installed

ReadMe.*

documentation of QDiary, this file

QDiary*.gif

sample screenshots of QDiary, part of this documentation

demo.gif

animated demonstration for usage of QDiary, part of this documentation

fields.gif

fields on the main screen, see guide below, part of this documentation

QDiary_GER.prc

German version of "QDiary.prc"

QDiary_CP.prc

install this instead of "QDiary.prc" only if you want to use with CryptoPad version 3, see notes and FAQs below; this file is only available on request and not included

QDiary.rcp

resource file needed for translation to other languages, see below

Purpose

QDiary is a utility that creates and modifies text memos from the Palm's internal MemoPad application in order to establish a quick way to create protocols of values (e.g. diaries, lists, ...). An entry in a protocol always is a single line of text that may include date, time and other user defined fields with values to be entered manually. The advantage is that you only have to enter the values; date and time are filled in automatically and the entry is inserted into the memo either at the top or at the bottom without the need to place the cursor. Because QDiary uses the memo application database, no own database is required and the diaries can easily be modified and exported.

Example

A sample diary to store the measurements of temperature and wind speed can look like this (title "QDiary Demo", checked "enumerate", selection "[date] [time]", not checked "bottom up", selection ""):

The file "demo.gif" demonstrates the steps how to create a new diary (see quick start). The final content of the memo will be similar to the following:

QDiary Demo[Temp.,Windsp.]
1	12.07.02	14:03	15	0
2	12.07.02	15:16	13	3
3	13.07.02	4:00	7	2
...

QDiary Demo[0Temp.,0Windsp.,Notes]
1	12.07.02	14:03	15	0	test
2	12.07.02	15:16	13	3	test
3	13.07.02	4:00	7	2	real
...

QDiary Demo[9+59.9 C~Temp.,9199 km/hWindsp.,Notes,91 1~~~~~Status]
1	12.07.02	14:03	+15.0 C	000 km/h	test	0 1
2	12.07.02	15:16	+13.0 C	003 km/h	test	0 1
3	13.07.02	4:00	+07.0 C	002 km/h	real	1 0
...

Advantages

Why and what for should I use QDiary? Here are some reasons and advantages:

• QDiary is a free program. The functionality can easily be understood. It uses very little memory.
• QDiary offers a wide range of flexibility and functionality and a straight-forward user interface.
• QDiary does not use an own database for storage. Instead, all entries are stored in the MemoPad database that can easily be modified (readable format) and is hotsynched automatically (does not need a conduit).
• Because the data is stored in plain text format you can easily copy it to other applications (on the Palm or the PC), e.g. to spreadsheets or text processing applications.
• No data will be lost or be unreadable in case you decide to uninstall QDiary (but why should you do that?).
• You can use QDiary for many purposes, e.g. to log events (date/time and description) into a text list, to record measurements (time and values), ...

What users say

"This is a great little program for keeping track of measurements or other bits of data over long periods of time. The UI is clean and fast, the database is plain text stored in a Memo in an easy-to-use format, and the application has endless numbers of uses.I currently have three QDiaries defined. One tracks my sleep and work cycles. Tap QDiary, pull down "event" menu to "wake" or "work" or "sleep", tap add, done. Timestamped record goes into the database. Another tracks my car's fuel efficiency. After getting gas, tap QDiary, tap "Gallons", enter a number, tap "Miles", enter another number, done. Another tracks my blood pressure measurements. I'm going to create another to keep exercise records. It's wonderfully flexible. And it's free!"

"What a great program! QDiary is one of those creations that sounds unappealing, but once you load it up (it's simple to do) you'll be amazed at how much it delivers. Jens' program allows me to track all kinds of information--the time between doses of antibiotics, sleep and wake up times, etc. The beauty is--no new databases have to be built because the info is automatically stored in the MemoPad app. QDiary is small, fast, and stable. Very much worth a download!"

"QDiary Is Excellent!!!! Thank you."

Usage guide

User interface

Please refer to the file 'fields.gif' for an explanation of the different fields in the main form of QDiary:

1: Page selector.

Select one out of eight diaries (1a: actual selection). The number of an existing diary is ended by "." (1b). You can easily re-arrange sets by drag-and-drop on the page selector (either exchange two sets or insert one set at a position).

2: Diary title.

Edit to select another diary or create a new one.

3: Diary preferences.

Change the settings as desired. 3a: enumeration of entries, 3b: top-down or bottom-up organisation of the diary, 3c: date and time relevant prefix fields, 3d: field separator

4: Prefix.

4a: Prefix preview. Click text to edit manually, if desired. 4b: Set-up of time-offset for date and time prefix fields

5: User fields.

Up to three fields to enter texts or numbers.

6: History lists.

Select previous field contents, if available.

7: Echo line.

Displays hints or a diary entry. Click to copy values to the user fields (5).

8: Entries.

8a: Add entry. Press to add prefix plus fields to current diary. 8b: Delete entry. Press to delete last entry of the diary.

9: Edit diary.

Press to call MemoPad application and edit diary.

10: Scroll buttons.

10a: Toggle between first and last three user fields (only available if more than three user fields are used), 10b: Scroll buttons. Scroll to another entry of the diary to be displayed in the echo line (7).

A: Field labels.

Descriptions for the up to three user fields.

B: Scroll index.

Shows index of entry in echo line and total number of entries (lines) in the diary.

C: Size indicator.

If displayed, indicates the size of the diary in KB. The critical size of a memo is 4k.

Quick start

1. Select a set number in QDiary (numbered buttons at the top) to work with (up to 8 sets are currently supported to manage diaries simultaneously).
2. Enter a title (limited to 16 characters) that identifies this diary within all memos existing (the title is placed in the first line of the memo together with the definitions of the fields).
3. You may be prompted if you want to use an old or a new diary. Press 'new' to continue, you should read 'new diary' on the bottom.
4. Set-up the options for that diary:
   1. include the numbering of the entries in the first column? -> check "enumerate"
   2. columns to be added in front of the values (time, date, ...)? -> select a predefined format out of the listbox
   3. direction in which to order the diary (bottom to top or reverse)? -> check "bottom up"
   4. character(s) to separate fields -> select your choice out of the listbox
5. If your title is unique and no memo currently exists you are asked for the definition of the names for the user fields. (Otherwise press "Edit" to go to MemoPad, delete the memo and return to QDiary again.) Enter the names for the fields needed, starting with field 1 and ending with field 6 or before. Fields without names (fields are empty) cannot be used later on (you need to edit the memo to change this later on). If the first character is a number (0-9) it defines the format of that field, e.g. "0" for numeric or "9" succeeded by 8 characters for custom format (see below for details).
6. Press "Add" to create a new diary and confirm the notice "created".
7. You now see the names of the fields in front of the edit fields and the current prefix according to the settings you have made. You can change the settings at any time. If you want to change the names of the fields or their number do so by changing the memo's first line in MemoPad.
8. Enter sample values into the edit fields (the label of the active edit field is always highlighted).
9. Press "Add" to append this new entry to the diary (the last entry will always be displayed at the bottom, you can review previous entries by pressing the arrows).
10. Continue to add further entries. You may as well delete the last entry made from the diary by pressing the "-" (delete) button right to the "add" button.
11. Go to MemoPad, e.g. by pressing "Edit", and look for the new memo (if you edit the title in the first line QDiary will notice that; you will have the option to accept this new title or create a new diary with the title as stored in QDiary). You will most probably understand how the diaries look like.
12. Set the category of the new memo as desired (the category is preserved by QDiary). For example, all diaries can be placed in one new category named "Diaries".

Important principles

A diary always is a single memo within the MemoPad's application database. A line in a diary is terminated by carriage return (if a line is too long to be displayed in MemoPad it is wrapped). A diary stores a title and some other parameters in the first line. The title is limited to 16 characters and may NOT include "[". Only this title is used to refer a memo, therefor it must be unique. "[" in line 1 starts the definition of names for the fields, "]" terminates it. Names for fields may NOT include "," and "]", they are separated by ",". If a name starts with a number, this character defines the format for that field and will not be shown in the label. Any character of the first line behind "]" (and all characters after the 16th) are preserved as extra information. Up to 6 fields are possible.

Each entry in a diary is a single line below the first line. Diaries can be organised "bottom up" (the last entry is written on top) or "top down" (the last entry is written on bottom). The position and content of the first line is always preserved, the other lines can be overwritten if the size of the diary (memo) becomes TOO large. An entry in a diary usually contains different fields. All fields are separated by a character, usually by a tabulator. The first fields (the prefix) are normally generated automatically according to the settings you have made. They are followed by user fields, up to six can be used in a diary. The content of a user field must be entered into the edit fields of QDiary, is limited to 16 characters (enough for numbers) and may be empty.

Features in detail

Below you find a brief description of some additional features of QDiary.

It is possible to select the title directly from an existing memo in the memo database (menu). Note that memos already in use will not be listed again in the menu. Memos are identified as diaries if their first line contains a "[". You can also input the title of an existing memo (edit field on top and tap in any different field to update) directly. Up to 8 different sets of settings (diaries) can be used at the same time. Use the numbered page selector on top to select one out of 8 sets to be the active one. You can easily re-order the sets by drag-and-drop between the page selectors.

The following internal fields to be inserted at the beginning of each line (named "prefix") are currently available:

• number of line (the counter is saved in QDiary and reset for each new memo)
• date (in the current system format)
• time (in the current system format)
• date and time
• seconds (Palm's internal timer value)
• relative time, days and seconds ("+", relative to the time of the first entry into this diary)
• differential time, days and seconds (":", relative to the time of the last entry into this diary)

The time used to calculate the prefix string (e.g. time and time) is the system time. You may define an offset to this time by using the list on the right side of the prefix. In any case you can edit the prefix (by clicking on the string the field becomes editable).

Fields (up to 6 user fields are possible) may be separated by either:

• a single or double space
• a tabulator (preferred)
• a comma or
• a semicolon without or with space

Changes will only apply to new entries (be aware that many functions such as storing histories depend on the correct settings).

You can assign a special format to each user field. This is defined by the first character of the label of that field ("type", not shown as part of the labels):

• "0": numeric field
• "1": auto-shift text field
• "9": number buttons according to custom field format definitions

Other numbers (2..8) will probably have a meaning in furture versions. In all other cases (and without number) the field is a standard text field.

Type "9" is a special format: the next 8 characters (fixed length) define the custom field format that matches "char by char" to the field content. Possible values for each character of the format are:

• "0"-"9": Single number digit shown as button, can be toggled between 0 and the number given in the format, changes the field
• "+": Sign shown as button, can be toggled between "+" and "-"
• " ": Blank, no button shown, fixed space in the field
• "~": End of field, terminates the field content and the list of buttons shown (only if field is shorter than 8 characters)
• else: Character shown as button, unchangeable in the field

You may enter the content of each field (except for type "9") by

• using graffity or a keyboard (place the cursor into the field first)
• pasting from the clipboard (use the corresponding menu item)
• pasting from the history (each field has a history of the last entries, select one from the history lists)
• pasting from any previous entry in the diary (scroll to the entry first and then select the echo line to paste to all fields)

None to 6 user fields may be used for each diary. If more than 3 are used, the fields 4 to 6 are shown separately (you need to toggle between the 1st and the last fields using the single scroll arrow on the bottom line).

The button "Edit" opens the diary in "MemoPad". In case "CryptoPad" (by Maxime Labelle & Jean-Baptiste Labelle) is installed CryptoPad is used for viewing instead of "MemoPad" (the default memo application, you need to install a different version of QDiary to you this feature). This is the only way to edit or delete a diary or to change the field labels. There is no direct way to return to "QDiary" later on (so use the application launcher or perhaps assign "QDiary" to a hardkey).

QDiary refers to memos mainly by their index in the memo database. If that memo has a different title than expected, QDiary searches the database for the expected title. This search is necessary each time you sort the memos or insert a new memo on top of the list. If found, this memo will be used, otherwise you are asked to accept the memo referred by index or create a new memo with the different title. The title of the memo together with the index is stored in QDiary's preferences. Further settings of QDiary (as the options) are saved there as well.

To reset ALL preferences and internal variables, select the corresponding menu item in QDiary. The counter of a single diary can be reset using the corresponding menu item or set to the number currently displayed in the echo line (menu item "guess counter").

If the size of a memo reaches 4k QDiary asks you how to proceed. If you "ignore", the oldest data in the diary may be overwritten. If you "abort" the diary remains unchanged (you may decide to edit it by hand). If you "split" the following will happen: The memo remains unchanged but in the title "[]" are replaced by "{}" (so it will not be identified as a diary again). The new entry is written to a new memo with the same title and field definitions instead. The category of the new memo is the same (!) as of the memo used before.

You can import the user fields from an old entry of that diary: Simply scroll to the entry of the diary with the fields you want to import (scroll buttons on the bottom at the right or hardkeys) and click on the echo line. This import will only work if you have set the options ("enumerate", "internal fields") accordingly.

QDiary supports color and grey modes (you may use the "Toggle" application to change to grey modes even on devices with Palm OS less than 3.5). Background colors require Palm OS 3.5+ (even on non-color devices, use "Toggle" to set color depth). "Toggle" is freely available in the internet. QDiary does NOT change the color depth for itself!

Licence

QDiary is freeware, it may be distributed freely, but may not be sold or included in for-profit collections without written permission from the author.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

BECAUSE THE PROGRAM IS LICENCED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.

It is not allowed to distribute parts or single files of the QDiary zip package "QDiary???.zip", to distribute modified files out of the package or even modified packages. QDiary is copyright by Jens Albrecht. All rights on the program are hold by the auther.

History

Modifications & additions to QDiary in brief (*:change, +:new, -:bugfix):

1.2.0, 01.02.03

+ improved documentation
- duplicate speedbar icons, fixed
- refresh problem with button frames, fixed
* refresh speed for buttons and labels improved
- field content was formated automatically on button display, fixed
- last field label separator could be missed, fixed

1.1.7, 27.01.03

* box for fixed characters of custom format removed
- custom format could not use field separator character ","
+ Optional digit buttons according to custom field format definition

1.1.6, 31.12.02

- splitting a diary could result in a wrong pointer to memo db, fixed

1.1.5, 12.08.02

+ German version of QDiary
* minor UI changes
+ new date and time picker for prefix ("select" in list)
- wrong form redraw when showing active menu fixed (OS 3.5+ only)
+ basic MenuCmdBar support (OS 3.5+ only)
- history missed last entry in "bottom-up" mode, fixed
* new "About" form
- refresh problems (after displaying "About") solved

1.1.4, 11.02.02

* history lists extended to 8 entries
+ drag-and-drop on page selector to re-arrange sets (exchange / insert)
- minor layout problems fixed
+ selection of diary from memo database excludes already used diaries
- inverted selection of labels corrected
+ menu item "split diary"

1.1.3, 30.12.01

- time offset listbox was shown during diary definition
- missing refreshs/updates added, single click for direct prefix edit
+ greyscale and color bitmaps/icons
+ color support (grey separation line, line background if color dev.)
+ Field labels highlighted, select labels to set focus on edit fields
+ new menu-item "clear fields" to delete all inputs
+ display of diary's category in memo database
+ change definition by calling application via hardkey
* per default QDiary now calls "MemoPad" instead of "CryptoPad"

1.1.2, 27.10.01

+ new delete-button ("-") to delete the last entry in a diary
+ new menu-item "clear entries" to delete all entries in a diary
+ new list to define a time-offset for the prefix calculation
* minor UI changes

1.1.1, 26.10.01

- important hotfix (palm crashed due to wrong string operation)

[1.1.0, 24.10.01: version recalled]

+ support of up to 6 user fields (toggle between 1st/last fields)
+ guess of counter from current echo line (new menu option)
* minor UI changes

1.0.9, 29.09.01

* increase of max field length to 16 characters (end may be hidden)
+ new prefix settings (":", differences of time/date to last entry)

1.0.8, 12.08.01

+ history of past fields read from diary, history-lists for re-usage
* minor and cosmetic changes of main form layout
- bug fixed that caused a crash on extra-long lines in a diary/memo
* documentation (readme and bitmaps) updated

1.0.7, 30.01.01

+ prefix editable (1st click changes label to edit field)
* field separaters changed
+ field formats used now (0=numeric, 1=autoshift, else=free text)
+ copy/paste menu items
* menu order changed
+ option to split a diary if memo size limit 4k reached
+ pushbuttons show, if a diary is linked to a memo (dot at the end)
- minor cosmetic bugs fixed
+ import fields from echo line (click on line sets fields)
+ page-up/-down hardkeys scroll in diary

1.0.6, 28.12.00

- minor bugs fixed
* reset all preferences on new versions
* icons corrected, all dialogs improved
+ field contents are restored
+ improved echo line on bottom with size indicator
+ new status/scroll position indicator
* references to memos made by index (1st) and title (2nd) in parallel
* most parts of the code rewritten and optimised, significant speed-up
especially for databases with many memos
+ functional scroll-buttons

1.0.5, 12.11.00

* changed format for title and field labels
* listbox to select field separator
* checkboxes and buttons renamed
+ display of the last entry in a diary (not only if just made)
+ setup of field names for new diaries
* changed internal preferences
* code optimised and other minor changes

1.0.4, 04.11.00

+ use CryptoPad before MemoPad for viewing (if installed)
* field lengths increased to 10 characters
+ new label in display: current prefix string (above field one)

1.0.3, 12.08.00

- bug fixes (crash on view for non-existing memo)
+ improvements (changed format of 24h-time with fixed length)

1.0.2, 04.08.00

- bug fixes (slow MainFormInit, prefs not saved on view)

1.0.1, 01.08.00

- bug fixes (crash if title without CR, memo ID changed so that each hotsync doubled the memo)
+ improvements (button to view the memo directly from QDiary, menu item to reset counter of active diary)

1.0.0, 30.07.00

+ first version

Notes

Important warnings

• Use QDiary completely at your own risk! Crashes with data loss may happen (although not observed yet).
• QDiary heavily uses the internal memo database. It cannot be guaranteed that this works with all current or future versions of PalmOS in all languages. Tests have been made with PalmOS 3.1, 3.3, 3.5 and 4.1.
• The size constraints of the memo application also apply to QDiary, even if you use "CryptoPad" instead of MemoPad that allows larger memos. In case the memo becomes too large, the memo is cut at the opposite (!) position to the place where the new line is inserted while preserving the first line of the memo. There is a warning dialog before you may lose a part of the memo. To remove the warning simply delete some lines in the memo or change the title and create a new diary to continue in. You also have the option to split the diary instead: The old memo will be renamed and the diary is continued in a new memo.
• You must not set a password on a memo used as diary when using "CryptoPad". Encrypted diaries cannot be used by QDiary.
• A new memo used for a diary is normally placed at the end of the list of all memos in the memo application (there is no automatic sorting, at least in "MemoPad" / "CryptoPad", after sorting memos in the database there will be a one-time delay when starting QDiary to refresh the pointers).
• You cannot change the title of an existing diary in QDiary. After changing the title string in QDiary you will refer to a different or a new memo instead! If you need to change an existing diary, edit the memo's title line using MemoPad and confirm that you want to use that memo as diary. You need to use MemoPad for changing the category as well.
• If you change the order of the memos or their titles in the database QDiary needs to search for the memos by their titles. In some cases it can fail to identify the same memo again (e.g. if they are not unique). The same happens in case you delete a memo that was used in QDiary (the search will fail). Deleting also changes the order of the memos!
• If there are different memos with the same titles (not recommended!) QDiary will usually prefer to select the first memo. You can always check this by pressing 'edit' and viewing the contents of the memo currently linked.
• Do not use the same memo/diary multiple times in parallel (on different numbers), this can confuse the display and the internal counters. You will be warned if you select a memo that is already in use by QDiary.
• When selecting the history list of a field (before selection of an entry) the corresponding field label is not highlighted.

Development environment

• PRC-Tools 2.0 / GCC tool chain (http://www.palm.com/devzone/tools/gcc/)
• PalmOS SDK 3.5 (http://www.palm.com/devzone/tools/gcc/#sdks)
• PalmOS Emulator 3.0a5 (http://www.palm.com/devzone/pose/seed.html)
• PilRC version 2.5c (http://www.pilrc.com/)

Known problems and bugs

• The options of a diary are not stored in the memo database. If you select a different memo (e.g. by name) you always need to set them up again and you loose the previous settings (but that is not much).
• After a reset or some other events all counters of a diary are set to zero. You can only preset the counter indirectly.
• If you edit a prefix with more than one field separated by tabulars you cannot select a part of the text exactly with the pen (this is a bug in the PalmOS, no tabulars seem to be expected in edit fields).
• If you edit the prefix your edit is lost if you exit the application.
• If you enter very long lines into a diary/memo by editing in MemoPad or in CryptoPad this may result in a crash of QDiary (e.g. 500+ characters in one line).
• If you enter characters into a field and the number of characters is greater than 10, some of the last characters may not be displayed in the field (depending on the characters because of proportional space, the field does not scroll).
• If you call QDiary with hardkeys usind AppHack the definition does not change as when using hardkeys.
• The auto-shift-indicator (special option for the definition of fields) may be refreshed in a wrong way.
• If you define custom formats that have errors (e.g. a missing field termination character) this may result in corrupt field labels.

Possible improvements and suggestions

• Problems listed above will be solved (hopefully).
• Translations to other languages than English and German (not planned).
• Fill fields with spaces to a minimum field length for better tabbing (currently not planned).
• Menu item to reverse lines of an existing diary (probably).
• Menu item to preset the counter value directly (probably).
• Table view of the entries of a diary (difficult to code).
• Improved buttons for numbers that allow graffiti inputs (probably).

FAQs

Q: Is it possible to change the date/time in the prefix?

A: Yes. Simply click on the prefix (the label will change into a field that is editable).

Q: When editing the prefix, it is not possible to get it updated again.

A: Once you have edited the prefix, the prefix will not be updated again to preserve the changes you have made. If you want to cancel your changes and to get the prefix updated automatically again, click once on the active page selector.

Q: Is it necessary/recommended to use "CryptoPad" instead of "MemoPad"?

A: No. There is no advantage for the usage of QDiary, if "CryptoPad" is installed. It's just an option to improve the standard MemoPad application. You may install the file "QDiary_CP.prc" instead if you want to use "CryptoPad", unless you experience problems.

Q: Why do I loose the history when splitting a diary in a new memo?

A: The history lists are always filled from the content of the current memo only. There is no way to refer to the previous part of the diary, so unfortunately you need to re-enter the values.

Q: The definition does not change when I call QDiary using AppHack.

A: This is a well-known problem and specific to AppHack only.

Q: I have corrupt labels for some fields. Why and how to solve?

A: Check the field definitions and custom formats in the first line of the memo. Make sure that custom formats are exactly 8 chars long. The field definitions must always start with "[" and end with "]". Try to experiment.

Contact information

Go to http://www.palmgear.com/software/showsoftware.cfm?prodID=8967 to find the latest version available in the internet. Newer versions not already released in the internet can only be requested by email, if they do exist.

Comments and bug reports are always welcome by email to j.albr@web.de. If you use QDiary and it matches your needs please report it to me too. Please always include the following information:

• version of PalmOS
• version of QDiary
• the Palm hardware you are using
• perhaps the contents of the memo in plain text format

If anyone is interested in doing localisations of this program please contact me. The resource file is included in this distribution for your translation. I will not do the translation for myself.

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