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JobTimer helps users track time spent on projects. RTF export your data to handle in other applications.
What's New
Version 3.17:
- Application no longer crashes on launch (OS X 10.5 to OS X 10.7) or on creating a new document (OS X 10.8).
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
| Downloads:11,819 |
| Version Downloads:159 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:15 Oct 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $39.00 |
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JobTimer helps users track time spent on projects. RTF export your data to handle in other applications.
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Xplicit reviewed on 27 Apr 2012
What's most annoying as I see it is that you have to "activate" a task before you can start it and also that you cannot get a list of what you've done for example today.
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Apart from that, did you try JobTimer yourself?
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It's perfect, clean and lovely (I use milky look and text only), but there is one slight error that keeps me from purchasing the application.
What the program doesn't do is add the total earned money and time spent, when printing.
Note that I have not actually printed anything, only previewed and exported into various formats.
This means you would have to add the hours worked and how much money you may demand manually to the export.
A program created for simplicity ought to have such a feature.
I believe this is because the totals is not part of the text fields. It seems to be "on it's own" on that glossy bar at the bottom.
Another suggestion is that upon clicking "New Job" while having a group highlighted, will create a job within that group, so that I don't have to drag the new job into the desired group manually.
Keep going with this awsome product!
I give it...
...4 on Features, due to the lack of automated features, as mentioned above.
...4 in it's Ease of Use. Same reasons as above.
...5 for it's Value, because it's perfect for a freelancer like me.
...5 on Stability because the automatic 5 minute saving (can be expanded) is awesome, and it has yet to crash.