#Macjournal mac software
This browser lists images, audio, and movies from iPhoto, iTunes, Garage Band and other multimedia software you might have. You can insert media, either by drag and drop, or by selecting from MacJournal’s media browser (see Picture 5). Regarding the integration with the environment, MacJournal plays well with other Mac apps. Some such as tag editing can be made available by customizing the toolbar or the info bar (see Pictures 3 and 4). Actually, MacJournal does provides many more options. However, this seem to have been intended by the developers for sake of simplifying the user experience. Among the small number of displayed buttons and options, only two are related to text: one for setting the font and the other for the color (see Picture 2). The default settings give the impression that MacJournal is a raw text editor. Picture 2: Few options and buttons are shown by default The formatting is at least partially lost, and embedded objects such as videos are not displayed. This action takes a while for a disappointing result. The interface with blogs extends to downloading earlier posts from a blog and displaying them as MacJournal entries. Few information are required to add a new blog as shown by Picture 1. The share menu allows setting up multiple blogs where you can send your text. As for other software reviewed in this series, MacJournal can be freely tried for a limited time.Īlthough its main purpose is text editing, MacJournal 6 allows publishing entries on a blog. Developed by Mariner Software, it is a journaling commercial software which license costs about $40. Or, we should rather say that it is more than that.
Technically, MacJournal is not a blogging software.
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