Tuesday, September 07, 2010

MacJournal 5.2.4b6

Get it here.

“Synchronize” is now available when syncing with iOS devices for the first time. What happens is that if the data sets are completely distinct (as in created separately), they can be safely merged. If there is some overlap and some other issue causes the system to think the two devices have never synced before, a Replace sync will be necessary to restore good working order as before.

As a historical footnote, upgrading data from MacJournal 2.1 and before is supported once again.

4 comments:

AneeshSubramanian said...
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AneeshSubramanian said...

Hi,

I am trying to send my blogs from the macJournal on my Macbook to a wordpress blog. All seems fine except when I insert pdf images into the blog it breaks the upload to the word press blog and doesn't show the pdf file online. It shows the pdf image on the MacJournal on my Macbook Pro though. Did anyone else have the same problem and is there a fix for this? I am not sure if it is a MacJournal problem or if wordpress is the culprit with an inability to show images as pdf on its blog.

Any help to fix this would be great!

Thanks.

MauiMacMan said...

what is current stable version and where do I find it. I downloaded the 5.2.4b6 version and booted it: error says beta beta etc, out of date, update which brings me back to your blog with no further update. I am running Tiger 10.4.11 with Leopard on an external drive. What is best version to use for MacBook Pro Intel.

Dan Schimpf said...

Yeah, sorry I haven't made any post about it here, but 5.2.4 is out and you can download it from Mariner's website.