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This is a quick fix for an issue, discovered by users.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed not showing content when some entries had certain fonts.

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We had to put this online as soon as possible, since the next two weeks we’ll be out of office: visiting Macedonia [I suspect it’s the best country for Mac lovers, since it has “Mac” in its name!] (Oct 11-18), and the ISDEF conference in Moscow region (Oct 18-22).

Another Monday, another new beta release of Mémoires! Changes in 1.0.29:

New Features

• Saving of search view table columns ordering and width.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed crashes (when selecting an entry or a date).
• Fixed displaying a wrong year for January of certain years in certain locales.
• Fixed bug with text scrolling.

Download it!

Thanks to everyone who tested Mémoires and reported bugs. Please continue your great work!

New Release

We’ve released a new beta version of Mémoires, our diary app for Mac OS X. Here’s the release notes:

New Features

• Importing from Journler and MacJournal.
• “Entry” menu (and shortcuts).
• Saving of “Check Spelling As You Type” value.

Bug Fixes

• Failed to save document when quitting and clicking “Save”.
• Text editor was losing focus when saving.
• Changes to title were not committed when adding a new entry.

Download it from here, or as usual, use automatic update.

Future of Mémoires

Mémoires is not the only project we do for Mac OS X. Actually, it was born as a side hobby project when making a “bigger” application (not related to journaling at all).

The first beta version of Mémoires had been put on our website at the beginning of August, and we decided to sell it. We even made a page for pre-ordering, but never announced Mémoires (except for to my twitter buddies), because we got back to another project.

Later I though: why not announce Mémoires and let people use this simple application? We’re not going to develop it anymore, so let’s release it for free. And something unexpected happened…

Mémoires had been fireballed and TUAW’ed, got lots of downloads from MacUpdate, VersionTracker, etc., and we received a lot of feedback from users. It seems like people actually need an app like this!

So I stopped writing another project and got back to developing Mémoires to make it even better.

So here we go now, I am fully committed to our journaling application. But we are a tiny software company, we have to make money to support our living, right?

It’s a tough decision, but we’re thinking of making Mémoires a shareware application, which you will be able to purchase for a small fee. This will help us continue developing it. I’ve got a lot of ideas, and you, users, send a lot of interesting feature requests – we don’t want to abandon this little app.

What do you think, guys? Are you OK with this? All we need is your permission.

New beta version is here for you to enjoy!

New Features

• Preferences item “Reopen last document on startup”.
• Saving of window and left panel position and size.
• Adding and removing of entries in search view.

Fixed Bugs

• Didn’t show alert on replacing files when exporting.
• Wrong adding of entry when clicking on empty title in search view.

Get it from http://www.codingrobots.com/memoires/ or use the automatic update feature (click Mémoires > Check for updates…).

What’s New

• New Mac OS X Leopard-style calendar.
• Highlighting of dates with entries in calendar.
• Exporting to rich text (RTFD, RTF) and plain text formats.
• Spotlight integration.
• Clicking on empty title starts a new entry.

You can download the new version from Mémoires web page or, if you have the previous version, click Mémoires > Check for updates…

Today we released BlogJet 2.0.0.10. This is mostly a bug-fix release.

Here’s what we fixed:

• Fixed: bug with Flickr.
• Fixed: error when getting recent posts from Blogger blogs.
• Fixed: unable to upload images with ampersand in path or filename.
• Fixed other small issues.

BlogJet 2.0.0.10 is free upgrade for those who purchased BlogJet 2.0 or upgraded from previous versions. You can get it from our download page.

New feature!

Look: BlogJet is the 1^st blog client to include this super important feature. See? No?

Look here, again: 1^st.

Yeah, really — 1^st! Not 2^nd, 3^rd or 5673856^th. See? Bingo!

(Works automatically when “Use typographic characters” turned on.) Amazing, huh? We love typography!

OK, no more features for you. After all, it’s a bug-fix release.

Bug fixes

• Fixed not showing categories for TypePad and Movable Type blogs in Recent Posts window.
• Fixed errors with autodetection of dasBlog blogs.
• Fixed error when viewing statistics with no received posts.
• Fixed various Access Violations when getting posts from Blogger (recreate your account in BlogJet!)
• Fixed “TStruct.GetString(category Id)” error when getting posts from WordPress 2.1.
• Fixed error “Could not convert variant of type (OleStr)…” error when creating account for Community Server.
• Workaround for Community Server not returning full URLs of posts.
• Fixed not saving password after changing it.
• Fixed repeating punctuation marks (!, ?, etc.) after autoreplaced words.
• b2evolution API changed to Movable Type API (with file upload support). (Not complete, bugs submitted to b2evolution developers.)
• A few other small bug fixes…

We’re bug killers! Want us to kill your favorite bug? Let us know about it!

Download BlogJet 2.0.0.9 here.

We are happy to announce the availability of the all-new BlogJet 2.0,
the best blog client for Windows!

BlogJet 2.0 is a giant leap forward in the process of developing the ideal platform for bloggers. It is a major release, and we believe it’s a big event for the whole blogging community.

Top 5 new features include:

• New user interface. It is easier, more complete, and has themes (looks native on Vista).
  
• Post management with local cache. Your posts are stored in local cache, so you don’t need Internet connection to access them anymore.
  
• Instant search. Finding posts is easier because of the instant search, which shows results as you type.
  
• Tags. Finally, you can tag your posts easily. No more plugins, no more hacks. And if your blog platform supports tags natively (currently only Movable Type 3.3 or later), BlogJet can use them.
  
• Blog autodiscovery. No more troubles with finding the right API settings — just enter your blog’s address, and BlogJet will configure itself.
  
• …and many more.

BlogJet is now more stable and launches faster. All known bugs have been fixed. It now works with new Blogger and we fixed the issue with Live Spaces.

Get it at http://www.blogjet.com!

If you purchased previous versions of BlogJet, we have special upgrade prices (valid until August 2007, so get it now).

Update: As promised, those who purchased BlogJet after October 30, will receive their new license for free soon.

We are also proud to announce that BlogJet is now a product of a new company — Coding Robots. Dmitry, BlogJet’s author, is Chief Executive Robot there. You can find out more about us at http://www.codingrobots.com