Time logging program required

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In comp.sys.palmtops.pilot Dale Walker <dale@sorted.org> wrote:
> Anyone know of any decent time logging applications?

Dunno if it is decent enough, but have a look at Titrax.

And stop crossposting (FUT reset).

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Alltime from Iambic. Also not cheap but works well.
http://www.iambic.com/alltime/palmos/

Good Luck,
Shawn


Dale Walker <dale@sorted.org> wrote in message news:<00u770p370mnf958eahpii59l6pp7ufn44@4ax.com>...
> Anyone know of any decent time logging applications?
>
> I'm self employed and do IT support for several small businesses. I'd
> like an application that could keep track of the amount of hours
> clocked up on various tasks I do for various clients.
>
> Ideally, I would like an application that I can very quickly *select*
> a client, *select* a task and then 'start'. At the end of the task, I
> click 'End'. The application would then save the date and start/end
> dates.
>
> At the end of any period (could be monthly, could be random), I'd like
> the application to tot up all the hours worked for each client
> (optionally by task too) since the last time I asked for a report.
>
> I've tried using the standard calendar for this but it's not really up
> to the task.
>
> I need something that's lightning quick on data entry. I often get 2
> minute support calls I have to log and it takes me almost as long to
> enter the details as it did to take the call.
>
>
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Dale Walker: dale@sorted.org
> London Techno Events: london@sorted.org, london.sorted.org
> Saiko: saiko@sorted.org, saiko.sorted.org

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Dale Walker wrote:

> Anyone know of any decent time logging applications?

I found Pilot-DB to be programmable enough to fit my needs. Of course, it
won't do what you want out-of-the-box, you'll have to make that yourself.

http://pilot-db.sourceforge.net/

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Randy Simons

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Timereporter from Iambic, not cheap, but works well.

On Wed, 07 Apr 2004 14:06:25 +0100, Dale Walker <dale@sorted.org>
wrote:

>Anyone know of any decent time logging applications?
>
>I'm self employed and do IT support for several small businesses. I'd
>like an application that could keep track of the amount of hours
>clocked up on various tasks I do for various clients.
>
>Ideally, I would like an application that I can very quickly *select*
>a client, *select* a task and then 'start'. At the end of the task, I
>click 'End'. The application would then save the date and start/end
>dates.
>
>At the end of any period (could be monthly, could be random), I'd like
>the application to tot up all the hours worked for each client
>(optionally by task too) since the last time I asked for a report.
>
>I've tried using the standard calendar for this but it's not really up
>to the task.
>
>I need something that's lightning quick on data entry. I often get 2
>minute support calls I have to log and it takes me almost as long to
>enter the details as it did to take the call.
>
>
>
>
>-------------------------------------------------------------
>Dale Walker: dale@sorted.org
>London Techno Events: london@sorted.org, london.sorted.org
>Saiko: saiko@sorted.org, saiko.sorted.org

Archived from groups: comp.sys.palmtops.pilot,alt.comp.sys.palmtops.pilot,alt.comp.os.palm,uk.comp.sys.palmtops (More info?)

It is not exactly what you asked for, but it is great and easily managed
program and may help you:

Hours for Palm OS
free opensource with converter to Excel
more info here:
http://hours.sourceforge.net/index.html
Peter

"Dale Walker" <dale@sorted.org> skrev i en meddelelse
news:00u770p370mnf958eahpii59l6pp7ufn44@4ax.com...
> Anyone know of any decent time logging applications?
>
> I'm self employed and do IT support for several small businesses. I'd
> like an application that could keep track of the amount of hours
> clocked up on various tasks I do for various clients.
>
> Ideally, I would like an application that I can very quickly *select*
> a client, *select* a task and then 'start'. At the end of the task, I
> click 'End'. The application would then save the date and start/end
> dates.
>
> At the end of any period (could be monthly, could be random), I'd like
> the application to tot up all the hours worked for each client
> (optionally by task too) since the last time I asked for a report.
>
> I've tried using the standard calendar for this but it's not really up
> to the task.
>
> I need something that's lightning quick on data entry. I often get 2
> minute support calls I have to log and it takes me almost as long to
> enter the details as it did to take the call.
>
>
>
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> Dale Walker: dale@sorted.org
> London Techno Events: london@sorted.org, london.sorted.org
> Saiko: saiko@sorted.org, saiko.sorted.org