Entry font

The default font for new entries. Changing the entry font does not affect previously created entries.

Text highlight

Although the labels are fixed you may alter the colors used.

Linked text

Decide how Journler displays the linked text in your entries. Links are used when referring to other entries, files, media and webpages.

Default text zoom

The default zoom when editing your entries in a normal window.

Fullscreen text zoom

The zoom used when editing entries in full screen mode.

Margin

The padding to use on both sides of an entries text. You may set indpendent values for normal and full screen use.

Show word count

Include a live update word count at the bottom of the entry. Live word count may slow your computer down when editing large entries. You may always choose Word Count from the Edit > Utilities menu.

Use smart quotes

Automatically replace regular quotes with curly quotes as you type.

Automatically recognize URLs

Text that begins with http:// is recognized as a url and turned into a media web link after typing a space or return.

Automatically recognize wiki links

A wiki title is the title of an entry with the first letter of each word capitalized and no spaces between the words. For example, the wiki title for an entry named "My first day" is "MyFirstDay" while the title for "green roses" is "GreenRoses." An entry title must be composed of at least two words and not begin with punctuation in order for it to have a corresponding wiki title. When you type a wiki title and press space or return, Journler recognizes the name and establishes a link between the two entries.

Underline misspelled words

Incorrectly spelled words are underlined in red.

Automatically correct misspelled words

Journler replaces incorrectly spelled words as you type.

Use a word list

The autocorrect word list uses a fixed database of word pairs to identify the correct spelling for a misspelled words. It is fast and does not err, but it will not catch every mistake.

Use Journler's built in auto-correction

Much more thorough auto-correction but potentially slower and more prone to errors.

Update an entry's modification date only when the textual contents change

Journler updates the modification date whenever you change any of an entry's attributes, including title, label, category and so on. Check this option to only update the modification date when the actual, textual contents of the entry change.