OfficeDiary

If your line of work involves large numbers of documents or if you need to keep track of certain events in a journal, creating files and sorting them in folders can take longer than expected. With a clean, user friendly interface, OfficeDiary provides a simple solution for editing and sorting your documents and journal entries. You can store them in its database and access any document or diary entry right away, with a single click.

If your computer is powered by Windows 98 or any higher version, you can use OfficeDiary without any problems. It can be installed swiftly, even on older computers, with low end hardware. The setup wizard does not include confusing settings and there are no special requirements to meet.

The software's interface is based on MS Word 2003, so familiarity is the first advantage it provides. You will find the same options for inserting tables, hyperlinks, aligning your text and so on. OfficeDiary's main feature is a tree structure, located on the left side of the interface, where you may create and organize documents and diary entries.

You may create nodes and sub-nodes, diary entries and addendums for morning, afternoon or night entries. Documents and diaries are organized in different tree structures and you can switch from one to another by clicking one of the buttons in the lower left corner of the window. Anything you create will show up in a tree structure. This makes it possible to edit multiple documents on the same interface and all you have to do is click an item in a tree menu.

In addition, OfficeDiary provides support for creating HTML documents. The program also comes with a built in web browser, which you can use to preview your HTML documents or access any web page on the Internet. You can access the browser by clicking a tab, beneath the editing area or by typing an address, in a text bar, located on the toolbar.