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Diabetes Logbook X is a logbook for tracking and reporting diabetes related events: blood glucose level, insulin units (for two insulins), carbohydrates consumed, medication taken, ketone tests, events and notes.
It's your data so you can export the data as a text file and import data from other diabetes sources, currently: Diabetes Logbook X export files, Logbook DM v3.3 for Palm (CSV export file), UTS Diabetes v1.3 (saved email file).
Five types of reports are available and are based on the reports we have used with our Diabetes medical team for over 2 years:
It's your data so you can export the data as a text file and import data from other diabetes sources, currently: Diabetes Logbook X export files, Logbook DM v3.3 for Palm (CSV export file), UTS Diabetes v1.3 (saved email file).
Five types of reports are available and are based on the reports we have used with our Diabetes medical team for over 2 years:
What's New
Version 1.5.4:
- Fixed issue when trying to view reports in LION.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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| Downloads:9,101 |
| Version Downloads:422 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Health & Fitness |
| License:Free |
| Date:23 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Diabetes Logbook X is a logbook for tracking and reporting diabetes related events: blood glucose level, insulin units (for two insulins), carbohydrates consumed, medication taken, ketone tests, events and notes.
It's your data so you can export the data as a text file and import data from other diabetes sources, currently: Diabetes Logbook X export files, Logbook DM v3.3 for Palm (CSV export file), UTS Diabetes v1.3 (saved email file).
Five types of reports are available and are based on the reports we have used with our Diabetes medical team for over 2 years: detailed list, summary lists for each day period, glucose logbook, plus graphs and notes.
Supported languages are: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Diabetes Logbook X is freeware, but donations to Diabetes UK, http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Get_involved/Donate/, are welcome as this will help my young son who has Type 1 diabetes. If you already donate to a diabetes charity, please don't double donate, unless you want too.
Note: To migrate from the default English language to a localised version, to ensure that the assigned Period names are re-generated into the localised language, you must:
It's your data so you can export the data as a text file and import data from other diabetes sources, currently: Diabetes Logbook X export files, Logbook DM v3.3 for Palm (CSV export file), UTS Diabetes v1.3 (saved email file).
Five types of reports are available and are based on the reports we have used with our Diabetes medical team for over 2 years: detailed list, summary lists for each day period, glucose logbook, plus graphs and notes.
Supported languages are: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
Diabetes Logbook X is freeware, but donations to Diabetes UK, http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Get_involved/Donate/, are welcome as this will help my young son who has Type 1 diabetes. If you already donate to a diabetes charity, please don't double donate, unless you want too.
Note: To migrate from the default English language to a localised version, to ensure that the assigned Period names are re-generated into the localised language, you must:
- export all exisiting events using the Export facility
- delete all events
- import the export data file
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I live in Belgium(and I'm a diabete), but here we use other numbers, still in mg/dl but being ok is between 90 - 160... if you could add such a small feature it would be much appreciated. I try to drop the last number, 16.0 or 11.5 but I don't like very much... because I want to use this to show my evolution to my doctor...
thanks a lot for helping us!
The target range, and critical range, is set in User Settings.
The default is set for my son with UK default glucose units, mmol/L. You'll also see that all default datetimes are set to the datetime that we were first told of his diabtetes.
Regards,
Paul
Use the support form on my website if you want to discuss this further.
Paul
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Rob.h rated on 04 Mar 2011