myDiary

myDiary is an application that you can use as a virtual diary. Basically, it's a word processor which can be encrypted.

This is a portable product, so installation is not necessary. In other words, you can directly run myDiary from a removable device. Also, there will be no changes made to your registry items.

The first time you initialize myDiary, you are required to set a password. The interface of the software is based on a small window in which you can check out a calendar and the text area.

You can refresh the calendar, delete a blog, as well as go to the next or previous blog.

But you can also insert the current time and use a search function (look in current blog, month, year or all blogs).

You can disable the calendar, use the undo, redo, cut, copy and paste functions, along with a calculator, as well as reset the program password.

You can backup and restore blogs, synchronize data immediately or on exit, as well as instantly lock myDiary (the password is required to access it again).

Last but not least, you can save a compilation of all your blogs and access "myLife" to create an HTML page (which cannot be encrypted), in case you want to publish the respective blogs on your websites.

The software uses a low-to-moderate amount of system resources and includes a brief help file. myDiary didn't freeze or crash during our tests and its response time is very good.

On the other hand, we weren't able to synchronize data during our tests (an error popped up). Plus, the interface of the tool is not necessarily attractive (although minimalistic) and myDiary doesn't provide the user with any outstanding features. Basically, you can look at it as a Notepad file (with few extra options) that can be password-protected. Even so, we strongly recommend the tool to all users.