Daily journal 3.0

[roipatrick]

Hi Tom you can try this link Daily Journal 3.0 but unfortunately this is not for free


If you have questions, feel free to approach me

Have a nice day! God Speed!

[susien1]

Do you know who was it made by?

[susien1]

I would give my right arm to receive a copy of Parson's Daily Journal 3.0 or 2.0. Thank you , Mike! my email address is louisegover@comcast.net

[susien1]

I would love a copy, I am trying to help out my sister with her journals she can't access. Thanks.

I would love a copy- have 16 years that I need to put on newer computer
Louise Gover
louisegover @comcast.net

[susien1]

I think wht I did was go to Create a new journal- you won't lose yours- and it gave me a chance to put in a new password.

[susien1]

Tom Jackson, I would love to have a copy of the program. I am at louisegover@comcast.net

[roipatrick]

I would like to greet all of you welcome to old apps.

I will try to send a copy of what you need if ever i found one.

Thank you and have a great day.

[ASmith]

Any chance that anyone still follows this thread and has a copy of Daily Journal 3.0 or 3.1? My email is warthog3 at juno.com and I'd really appreciate it if someone has a copy they could send me.

[Tumbleweed66]

Not sure if anyone is following this thread or not but I thought I'd post some comments that might be helpful.

I finally went to install DJ 3.0 on my Windows 7 64 bit machine after not using DJ for a while. That is when I found it was not compatible.

If you have Windows 7 Professional, Business or Ultimate you can run a virtualized Windows XP that will run DJ. Just Google it for instructions. You also have to have a virtualization chip on your mother board and have it turned on but most computers built the last few years meet that requirement.

My DJ runs fine now.

[help_desk]

Not sure if anyone is following this thread or not but I thought I'd post some comments that might be helpful.

I finally went to install DJ 3.0 on my Windows 7 64 bit machine after not using DJ for a while. That is when I found it was not compatible.

If you have Windows 7 Professional, Business or Ultimate you can run a virtualized Windows XP that will run DJ. Just Google it for instructions. You also have to have a virtualization chip on your mother board and have it turned on but most computers built the last few years meet that requirement.

My DJ runs fine now.

Aside form this you also have options of running Virtualbox, VMWare Player and installing Windows XP in it. Thanks for your post Tumbleweed.