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AppleScript app for time recording in iCal. Free
iCal Time-Recording creates events based on the current time, later when the event is finished you can re-start the script to close those events. All closed events are added to a weekly and monthly statistic event at the end of the corresponding week/month.
You can also use all-day events (created by double-click in month-view in iCal) to make some kind todo-list. After selecting such an event, the script will ask you for a starting-time on the event's day and will close that event, too (A closed event is every event in that calender that is not an allday event and has
You can also use all-day events (created by double-click in month-view in iCal) to make some kind todo-list. After selecting such an event, the script will ask you for a starting-time on the event's day and will close that event, too (A closed event is every event in that calender that is not an allday event and has
What's New
Version 1.4:
- Updated Message Routine so it works with current Growl-Release
- Updated Change Calendar Routine so that it uses a plist instead of a file inside the applet (defaults)
- Added additional Dialog, so that endtime of events can be edited instead of just current time
- Added a single-script-file-version to the package, so that it can be launched via AppleScript-Menu
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:539 |
| Version Downloads:284 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Free |
| Date:18 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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iCal Time-Recording creates events based on the current time, later when the event is finished you can re-start the script to close those events. All closed events are added to a weekly and monthly statistic event at the end of the corresponding week/month.
You can also use all-day events (created by double-click in month-view in iCal) to make some kind todo-list. After selecting such an event, the script will ask you for a starting-time on the event's day and will close that event, too (A closed event is every event in that calender that is not an allday event and has different start and end dates)
You can also use all-day events (created by double-click in month-view in iCal) to make some kind todo-list. After selecting such an event, the script will ask you for a starting-time on the event's day and will close that event, too (A closed event is every event in that calender that is not an allday event and has different start and end dates)
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Tschigg rated on 18 Mar 2012