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The 1.2.3 release of jMemorize is now available on the download page.

Parital list of changes in 1.2.3:
New Features:
- Sort categories alphabetically
- Added shortcuts for text formatting
- Added popup menu to category tree
- Allow to remove text while having SHIFT pressed (#1707703)
- Added Polish translation [thanks to Tomek Pedzimaz]
Bugfixes
- Fixed copying of cards (#1721127)
- Fixed unusable learn dialog if too large category names
Misc:
- Updated various translations
- Moving/copying of cards is now a lot faster
- Made lesson loading/saving more robust
- Added logging functionality for debug purposes [by Bret5]

The 1.2.2 release of jMemorize is now available. This release fixes two bugs found in the 1.2 release.

New in 1.2:
- Support for formated text (bold, italic, underline, subscript, superscript) on card sides.
- Many user interface improvements, including visualizations of learning history and current card state during learning.

jMemorize is an free open-source Java application that manages your learning processes by using flashcards and the famous Leitner system. jMemorize makes memorizing facts not only more efficient but also more fun. It boosts your whole learning experience and features categories, statistics and a visually appealing and intuitive interface.

We've finally reached the 1.0 milestone. This version features new export features (.pdf, .rtf), new translations and new learn settings.... read more

jMemorize is an open-source Java application that manages your
learning processes by using flashcards and the famous Leitner
system. jMemorize makes memorizing facts not only more efficient
but also more fun. It boosts your whole learning experience and
features categories, statistics and a visually appealing and
intuitive interface.

This is the official release for jMemorize 0.9.2.
This version brings the probably two most often requested features:
translations and font customization.... read more

jMemorize is an open-source Java application that manages your
learning processes by using flashcards and the famous Leitner
system. jMemorize makes memorizing facts not only more efficient
but also more fun. It boosts your whole learning experience and
features categories, statistics and a visually appealing and
intuitive interface.

This is the second official release candidate for jMemorize 0.9.2.
This version brings the probably two most often requested features:
translations and font customization.... read more

I've expanded the website for jMemorize. You can now find even more information on the website and most importantly a new weblog which will be used to announce new releases and to talk about things that are related to jMemorize. I hope to see a lot of you over there!

This is the release candidate for jMemorize 0.9.2.

jMemorize is an Java application that manages your learn process by using flashcards and the famous Leitner system. jMemorize makes memorizing facts not only more efficient but also more fun. It boosts your learning sessions and features categories, statistics and a visually appealing and intuitive interface.

This version brings you the two probably most often requested features: translations and font customization.... read more

This is the official release of jMemorize 0.9.1.

jMemorize is a Java application that manages your flashcards by the
famous Leitner system and makes memorizing facts not only more efficient
but also more fun. It manages your whole learning progress and features
categories, statistics and a visually appealing and intuitive interface.

The primary focus of this version is to fix a bug that was noted by Mab (emmaybe):
Under certain learn schedules on higher deck levels wrong expiration
dates could occur. A upgrade is therefore strongly recommended.... read more

I'm very happy to announce the release of jMemorize 0.9.

jMemorize is a Java application that manages your flashcards by the
famous Leitner system and makes memorizing facts not only more efficient
but also more fun. It manages your whole learning progress and features
categories, statistics and a visually appealing and intuitive interface.

This version mainly focuses on improving the most significant aspect of
this software: learning. It brings a brand new learn settings window
which allows you to customize your own learning sessions in nearly every
way imaginable. You can now limit your sessions by time and/or card
limits, group your cards by categories, set custom time plans, learn in
reversed sides mode and much more.... read more

When starting a new learn session you can choose between only learning new cards, learning expired cards and learning all (unlearned and expired) cards. Also there is additional info shown in the status bar while learning and some minor bugfixes. This might be the last Release Candidate before the version 0.9.

Your feedback will be highly appreciated.

Bernhard Rieder (Nagetier) just noted a severe bug in jMemorize-0.9rc which could prevent the application from starting up again if you used the custom schedule feature. I've fixed this bug and uploaded a new jMemorize-0.9rc2.

Thanks a lot and have fun!

The release candidate for new version 0.9 has been released. This version
focuses mainly on improving the most important aspect of this software:
learning. It brings the much anticipated learn settings window and
allows you to customize your learning pattern in nearly every way
imaginable. You can now limit your sessions by time and/or card limits,
group your cards by categories, set custom time plans, learn in reversed
sides mode and more.... read more

jMemorize is a new Java application that allows you to memorize facts by using Leitner Flash cards. Unlike many other learn applications jMemorize allows you to organise your learning units into subsets and has a nice and intuitive user interface. This software can make your learning not only more efficient, but also more fun!

Version 0.8 features a new search window and focuses mainly on the user interface usabilty.... read more

jMemorize is a new Java application that allows you to memorize facts by using Leitner Flash cards. This software can make learning not only more efficient, but also more fun.

jMemorize has three main principles that sets it apart from other memorization tools.

1) Allot of flash card learning systems feature either aesthetically unpleasing or too unusual graphical user interfaces. jMemorize uses a interface that orientates itself on already matured eMail-clients where organizing information is already well explored. Additionally jMemorize features an aesthetically appealing interface by using icons, visual statistics and appropriate use of layouts.... read more