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My Time Manager 1.0
Publisher's Description:
My Time Manager - My Time Manager is ideal for keeping track of time spent on daily tasks for both the personal and professional user. Use it to better spend your time on the pc, as well as to track billable time with clients. Find out exactly where time goes while on the PC. With My Time Manager you can take notes as often as you like. My Time Manager also has a feature that will ask you what you are working on after specified intervals of time. My Time Manager will sit in the system tray and tell you how much time has gone by on the current project/task when you right click on the icon. My Time Manager is 100% free to use and contains no spyware or malware. List of Changes:Version 1.0 from 2006-12-15
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Latest User Reviews:
 Petermat
 2008-06-05 21:19:35
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Version: 1.0
 Good - but with a misleading display
I am using Time Manager to track my work on several projects. Via the log I can readilly do this. However nice to have's would be. 1. the time display in the lower box to always be for the project displayed in the upper box. 2. A cumulative time since last reset on this project feature would be good. Then the log could be kept indefinately with periodic resets indicated as a project cumulative total was moved elsewhere. 3. Then the log should be limited by size / date. This would also cater to the user who was afraid of deleting before reading.
dave goodall
2008-04-17 14:31:36
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Version: 1.0
My Time Manager - improvements needed
This is actually a good lightweight tool - just enough to do the job and no more.
It does need two critical improvements:
#1 It is MUCH too easy to wipe out the log.
It should be MUCH more difficult!
The button to exit the 'Reports' dialog is [Clear Log and Exit]
Clicking it brings up a brings up a
'Confirm' Do you really want to clear the log file'
dialog. If you click on 'No' (which you have to think about
as it's to the right of the [Yes] button which visually is the
first button you see, then instead of going back to the main
'Project' window you are just returned to the 'Reports' dialog.
It is possible to leave the log in place if you click the
'X' close on the top right of the 'Reports' dialog, but for
sure i'm not going to consistently remember to do this.
What's needed to for the 'Reports' dialog to have two
separate buttons : [Exit] [Clear Log] and for the popup
confirm dialog to be connected to the [Clear Log] button.
#2 The log should be laid out in columns:
Date Start Stop Duration Session Notes
4/16/2008 1:49:04 PM 1:49:17 PM 00:00:13 Status report for Pete
Dave Goodall
VOCS
2007-07-15 15:25:18
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Version: 1.0
feed back JVO
dear, the idea of this program is excellent (just what I was looking for) : small, easy to use - just I think a few small improvements can make it much better :
- projects : possibility to delete project names should be possible (now manually by changing the txt file in the prog directory - not practical, coult be an item in settings
- in settings : not necessary to ask comment when starting a project
- and finally - very important - please review the report : now very poor - make a nice report : per project inserted times + sum, e.g. in a table form.
Anyway, good work - but the reporting issue is for me very important !
I hope to hear your comment.
kind regards
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