URLs are only available with the Diary+ plugin.
Contact Reminder: Pops up a warning if you should contact a person to give
encouragement/support. The options are the same as for the Prayer
Reminder.
NOTE: On MacOSX and iOS, the second option (Pop up a
warning message) shows a message whether the app is running or
not. On Windows and Linux, the app will not show any
warnings unless it is running.
This lets you control how dates and numbers are displayed.
Lets you select which day the week starts on.
Lets you choose how dates are displayed (which order for
day/month/year, as well as separator).
This lets you set the timezone for this app to be different to
the timezone of the computer.
Some examples: (ie "GMT", "GMT+10 DST", "GMT+5", "GMT-6 DST") -
Enter "Local" to use the computer timezone.
Lets you display week day and month day names in the local system
language.
NOTE: This feature is slightly experimental, and hasn't
been tested for all languages. If you find the app
cannot understand dates you type in, then switch this off.
Display all times in 24-hour time.
The currency symbol that appears before currency values.
When numbers are greater than 1000, then split the digits into
groups of 3. For example, if this is ',', then "1010"
will be shown as "1,010". If this is '.', then "1010"
will be shown as "1.010".
What symbol is used as a decimal point.
This button sets the values on this form to match what is set for
your computer.
This just shows the full path to the database file that the system has opened.
This lets you choose whether you want to have the system save
your changes automatically, or whether you want to choose when to
save.
If you happen to be very nervous about losing any data because
you software or your computer crashes (badly) a lot, then you can
get JXCirrus Prayer the last few sessions worth of data as
backups. These backup files will be stored in the app temporary
files location, but will have the extension ".bk0", ".bk1", ".bk2"
etc. "bk0" will be the most recent file. Rest assured,
JXCirrus is (so far) very good at not losing your data. If your
computer has the power disconnected most of the way through
several days of typing in everything you have eaten, the system should
remember just about everything you entered - When it starts up
next time, it will restore your partly saved session. Not saying
that things could never go wrong, especially if you have a flaky
computer, in which case, by all means, turn on the backups.
There are two buttons here:
Lets you save the prayer data file to iCloud - This control is
only available on iOS and OSX. Refer to cloud for more information.
Lets you select a different data file from you iCloud data
store. You can use this function if you have several
data files that you use, and all of them are saved to iCloud.
Lets you save the prayer data file to a cloud share - This is
only available on Windows, Mac and Linux. Refer to cloud for more information.
Lets you select a different data file from your cloud
share. You can use this function if you have several
data files that you synchronise using your cloud share.