Electronic Journal
Bird Watcher Journal v.1 1
Bird Watcher Journal is set up as a perpetual diary, which you may begin and any time. One grid is given to each day of the year, and each row is divided into many years for the same day.
Journal 4 Ever v.3.0
Journal 4 Ever is a light-weight, easy to use journal software application for your Windows PC. Use it to keep a daily journal of your work and personal life. Setup is a cinch.
Z-Journal v.3.0.0003
Z-Journal is a program for viewing the journal files/log files created by any of your other programs. This provides an easy, yet very efficient way to monitor your daily backups, even from any other computer in your local network.
Electronic Pilot Logbook v.2 1
Electronic Pilot Logbook (new!) This Electronic Pilot Logbook was programmed by pilots, who were extremely dissatisfied with commonly sold log software.
Dieter's Journal v.1.0
Since you want to remember your triumphs and occasional setbacks Dieter Journal is set up as a perpetual diary without limits.
Electronic Log Book v.1 15
The Electronic Log Book is designed for shifting workers in 24/7 facilities like accommodation centers, aged care centers, child care centers, factories, hospitals. The Electronic Log Book overcomes the limitation of a paper log book.
Site Journal 2004-6 v.1.0
The Site Journal for Windows (95/98/2000/ME/NT/XP) is intended to help site-supervising architects, engineers, and construction companies document site inspections. All important data,
STEARsoft (School Teachers Electronic Attendance Register software) v.5.6.7
STEARsoft (School Teachers Electronic Attendance Register software) is an independent electronic school attendance register system offering flexible integration with most custom-built school databases.
Electronic stick-notes v.2.5
This program is the electronic equivalent of notebook or a paper notepad. You can use it for writing questions, your ideas,
Webuzo for Open Journal Systems v.2.3.8.0
Open Journal Systems (OJS) is a journal management and publishing system that has been developed by the Public Knowledge Project through its federally funded efforts to expand and improve access to research.
