Jun 19

Watch Your Time (Time Logger Utility)

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Configuration documentation:

The configuration file must be in the same directory as the program. It has the same file name as the program plus the .config extension. It is an XML file containing the following configuration keys:

AskForEvery This specifies the number of time (in minutes) to wait before pop-up for task information.Minimum = 1
AutoCloseAtPopup This is a special configuration to automatically close the previous task when the software pop-ups automatically. Usually set to false (default value).0 = false = does not automatically close task at pop-up.
1 = true = automatically close task at pop-up.
StorageFileLocation The location and filename where to store the data. It may contain a relative path or an absolute path.
RememberTasksSince This configuration is used only for display purpose. The task list is filled based on this configuration. The configuration value corresponds to the number of days to go back in time to load the list where:
0 = do not remember tasks (drop-down list will always be empty)
1 = remember only today’s tasks.
n = remember n days.
empty = remember all tasks since the beginning.A common value is 8.

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  1. Gregg August 6th, 2007 11:35 am

    One feature that I think would be useful is the ability to minimize to system tray or just minimize the application.

  2. Pascal September 17th, 2007 9:13 am

    Clicking the “X” button does minimize to tray.

    Minimizing to the taskbar could be possible, but the goal of the application is to record time as accurate as possible, so if minimizing to the taskbar, one could “forget” it there and it wouldn’t pop-up again.

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