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When making requests like this it helps to explain what the software does or how it functions, as not everyone is going to be familiar with the software you use. Many people here do not use, or are even aware, of Microsoft software; so just dropping a name doesn't necessarily help.
For instance, I have never heard of "Microsoft Office Journal", and searching the term on Google doesn't seem to give me any clear idea of what it does. Some results seem to indicate it is just a basic note-taking application that features some type of group editing capability.
Isn't Journal a part of Outlook? AFAIK it allows you to view your emails, tasks, calendar entries on a timeline. Never used it or found it useful personally...
I recently saw Microsoft Journal used to do an interactive presentation from a touchscreen laptop. The presenter imported several forms and tables into the software, brought the forms/tables up as "backgrounds" in the software, and was able to use a stylus to mark/doodle on the "backgrounds" on his laptop screen (not on a stand-alone tablet). The laptop was hooked up to an overhead projector for the audience to see the presentation. The result combined a static background with expressiveness of a "white board".
This was an awesome use of software, as well as, laptop/stylus technology.
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