Enhancements

Get-JournalFiles now has options to sort results by date.
Added -Wait switch to Open-JournalEntry cmdlet in order to allow reading or editing entries one at a time.
New splash screen will be displayed for new installations and when new versions are automatically installed.
Added new Add-JournalEntryContent cmdlet, which enables journaling directly from the command line window.

Bug Fixes

Get-JournalFiles now returns PowerShell objects which can be manipulated by native cmdlets such as Get-Content and Select-String. In previous versions, the objects returned by Get-JournalFiles didn't always work as expected when piped into native cmdlets.
The application will no longer check for updates on fresh installs. Instead, the first update check will occur 7 days after installation.
If an entry is created without any tags, a new default tag will be applied called (untagged). This tag will be automatically removed if and when any non-default tags are added. This prevents indexing functions from failing if any entries lack a tag.

Get-RecentJournalEntries has been deprecated. Please use Get-JournalFiles instead.
Updated several cmdlet names in order to follow a consistent Verb-{Journal}Noun naming convention. Previous names will still work, but a deprecation warning will be displayed.