Personal Log allows you to keep a collection of notes in a single, easy-to-use file. You can password-protect this file, search its entries, and even “speak” them (if you have Speech Manager installed). Unlike other note-taking programs, Personal Log’s interface is very simple and easy to use and provides powerful and flexible note taking services.
Personal Log v2.0 contains many major improvements over the previously released versions. One of the major changes in Personal Log is the ability to insert objects, such as pictures, sounds, and file aliases, into a document. This new feature is provided by a new text engine called WASTE, which is made by Marco Piovanelli. Along with the ability to insert objects, this new text engine allows you to edit text files that are larger than 32K, a imfamous limitation of Apple’s SimpleText. With all these new features in the text engine, it may surprise you that text files created by WASTE are still compatible with Apple’s Text Edit text engine (and thus with SimpleText and previous versions of Personal Log), though Text Edit will not recognize any inserted objects, nor will it edit files greater than 32K in size.
Personal Log requires System 7.0 or greater.
 
Special thanks to Alice Lee for writing this manual.
Also thanks to my many testers. Special thanks to Jan Erik Moström for his thorough alpha and beta testing.
