OfficeTimer is an application for consultants, designers, and other professionals who need to charge clients by the amount of time spent on a particular task.
ANONYMOUS It would be nice to have the option to combine/compile a "report" of the hours spent on a project. Or if there was a way to generate a summary of hours worked for each project. I dunno, just an idea. (Version 0.2.3)
ANONYMOUS I would suggest to put an option to use and Hourly rate instead of by the minute. I chage by the hour and it doesn't divide nicely into minutes... (Version 0.2.3)
ANONYMOUS The one problem I see with it is that the OSX version puts the configuration files in its own directory rather than in ~/Library/Application Support. This means you have to allow write access to a public file, and all users on the machine will be using the same file. (Version 0.2.3)
NEALE Not really a problem; put a copy of the program in the Applications folder in each user's Home folder. Since it's free, it's not like you need to buy extra copies.
The "preferences" system used isn't ideal I know, and it is certainly something I'll look at again. (Version 0.2.3)
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Jan 30 2005
JEFF One suggestion I have that would be a needed addition to OfficeTimer...A pause feature. (Version 0.1.2)
NEALE A pause feature is a good idea. I'm working on it right now, and should have the new version ready for download in a day or two. (Version 0.1.2)
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Apr 13 2005
NEALE The pause feature is added. Took a bit longer than expected, because I found a hitch when the computer went to sleep. Anyway, seems to work fine now. Let me know if not!
Cheers,
Neale (Version 0.2.3)
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Jan 29 2005
JEFF I'm suprised that nobody has used/reviewed this great little app yet.
It just does what it says...it's just a simple task timer, but it does it's job.
I used to use Sambucus, and it had some great features, but I noticed my OS getting weird and unstable shortly after I installed it.
OfficeTimer has that good old drag-n-drop thing that I love, so I;ll be using it from now on.
