iDailyDiary Free Version V3.61    Suggested by Allen Smith - Updated by Checker on 30 Dec 2009 6MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2007) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (10) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Kat: Caution is warranted. I used iDD until it lost my diary, twice, and the two backups I'd made failed. They were unable to solve my problem. [2007-08-26 02:43]

 John: Just copy all of the program files directory then you will be able to restore the diary or use it on another computer (as I do via USB flash drive) [2007-12-02 03:22]

 Jerry: Yeah... I had it dump my diary once too. Not sure what the remedy for that is. I'm glad I hadn't had much in it. [2007-12-04 21:31]

 mozkill: there needs to be another option for this kind of app. i think i might write a diary app in Java that uses the JSystemTray applet in JRE 1.6 and stores the data in flat xml. people who need it encrypted can use TrueCrypt to store the xml files. [2007-12-10 12:00]

 r: is there another program like this that is portable?

i'd rather have a diary than a blog! [2008-02-13 18:47]

 infestedtassadar-x17: What kind of "encryption" does this program use? Couldnt seem to find any details on this [2009-03-27 15:45]

 infestedtassadar-x17: why not use fSekrit, or keepass? truecrypt and gpgusb work great at securing notes also [2009-03-28 00:34]

 Paul: Just use Evernote. There's a portable version for your USB drive plus it syncs automatically. [2009-03-29 03:48]

 Vavo: You can make a blog for this and make it private so only you can read. This program is nothing special [2009-04-04 09:26]

 MrP: Have a look at Advanced Diary (the last freeware version was 1.3 - http://www.aplusfreeware.com/categories/LFWV/AdvancedDiary.html). This allows backup to Rich Text Format files, if you don't trust diary 'databases' this could be the option for you. Store the diary and files on a TrueCrypt volume for security (although the software does support password protection). [2009-07-26 19:20]

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