Phone journal 1.2.1 free download

 
The Treo and Centro silently and automatically deletes your older SMS messages - don't lose your life's story forever. Back up the messages on your phone with just one touch.

Know how many messages you're using each month - before the next phone bill arrives. Let Phone Journal show you how many SMS/MMS you're using with its elegantly designed chart to take out all the guesswork.

Phone Journal's powerful threaded message view lets you keep track of your conversation effortlessly. Unicode support means non-English SMS are not a problem.

Full support for MMS means you can view and save your photos, audio and video clips.

What's new in this version:

- NEW - SMS backup support for Verizon Treo 650, Treo 600, and earlier Palm models running version 1 of the SMS application.
- Much improved the installation experience for users not used to DMG-based installs.
- Fixed issue where large attachments may sometimes not get processed properly.
- Fixed issue where messages may not appear properly if smooth-scrolling is enabled.
- Fixed issue where the messages may appear momentarily without being properly formatted when the application is first started.
- Fixed issue where the printouts sometimes defaulted to printing the contact list of the messages.
- Fixed issues with syncing under Mac OS X Tiger.
- Improved data file migration.
- New application icon (for sizes smaller than 256x256). Follow the link and free download Phone Journal now.  

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