All releases of jMemorize
Release Notes: This version finally features image support, which is probably the single most requested feature from the beginning. It also adds a lot more font customization options, redefined learning behavior, usability improvements, and much more.
Release Notes: This is mostly a bugfix and translation update release, but it also features some improvements to overall usability, like keyboard shortcuts for text formatting and alphabetically ordered category names.
Release Notes: This version fixes problems with exporting to PDF and RTF. If you've already downloaded jMemorize 1.2.1, you are highly encouraged to upgrade.
Release Notes: This release fixes a bug that prevented some users from saving their lessons. Ironically, the bug was caused efforts to make lesson saving better. In previous versions when something went wrong while writing to the lesson file, the lesson could end up broken. This release uses an intermediate backup file to save lessons.
Release Notes: This version features text formatting for card sides, a streamlined edit card window, stats about your session history, and an overall improved look. The way the card limit works has been reworked: it now takes the specified amount of cards and lets you only learn on those. This makes introducing new cards into your flashcard set a lot easier. This version should also support Java1.6. If you had problems with running jMemorize 1.1.0 on Ubuntu Linux because of some “unsupported ubuntulooks”, update to the latest release of Java 1.6.
Release Notes: A lot of work went into improving the import functionality. You can import to the current lesson instead of having to create new lessons, and you're now able to set the specific character set of the imported file. You can also import from other lesson files. The chart panel has been slightly redesigned, and you'll see a summarizing pie chart after every lesson.
Release Notes: This is the final 1.0 release. jMemorize can now import CSV files and export to PDF and RTF for easy printing. There have also been a lot of usability improvements since version 0.9. Two bug fixes have been added since 1.0rc2.
Release Notes: One of the main features of this release is the long-awaited support for importing and exporting of CSV (character separated values) files. There are also various usability improvements like remembering all windows' positions and remembering the last used directory. The issues with some Linux installations have also been fixed.
Release Notes: You can now export lessons to PDF and RTF files, from where they are easily printable. This release allows to specify exactly how often every card side should be learned. It keeps track of how often every card side was learned, and makes sure that you really know the card in regular and flipped sides mode before raising it to the next deck. It comes with a Windows-friendly installer.
Release Notes: This version is mostly the same as the second release candidate, but includes a Danish translation.
