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Dear Diary is a password-protected text editor with features similar to WordPad that automatically encrypts the text before writing to disk. You can format text with different colors, fonts and font sizes as well as insert images into your documents.
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A Secure Diary Program written in Java and using the bouncycastle JCE Cryptograpic library. It uses a combination of BlowFish and TripleDES (XORed) to encrypt Diary entries.
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Thoughts is an electronic journal/diary program based on the .NET framework (C#). It allows entries to be saved locally and/or remotely via web service or directly to a database. The entries can also be encrypted prior to saving.
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