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<title>The Time Tracker Handbook
<author>Robert D. Williams, <tt/rwilliam@kde.org/
<date>v0.2, 29 July 1997
<abstract>This Handbook describes Time Tracker Version 0.1

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<sect>Introduction
<p>
In my day, I may have to work on several different project and keep track 
separately of how much time I spent working on each project. If you are like me, 
then <em>Time Tracker</em> is for you.
<p>
You can enter a list of <bf>tasks</bf>, 
start the <bf>clock</bf>, and it will count the number of minutes you spend on the 
highlighted task.
<p>
Time Tracker was inspired by 
<url url="http://domen.uninett.no/~hta/" 
	name="Harald Tveit Alvestrand's">
very useful utility called 
<url url="http://domen.uninett.no/~hta/titrax/TimeTracker.html"
	name="titrax">, the 
only failing of which is that it is based on the Xt toolkit. One day Time Track
will do all that titrax does, but not today.
<p>
<url url="scrn.html"
	name="Screenshot">

<sect>Using Time Tracker
<p>
Tasks can be created by clicking the New Task tool on the toolbar, or 
selecting the Task->New menu option.
<p>Start the clock by clicking the clock icon on the toolbar or selecting the 
Task->New menu option. 
<p>Tasks and their time summaries will be automatically saved on normal 
termination of the program

<sect>Bugs
<p>
Please report bugs at <htmlurl url="http://buglist.kde.org" 
	name="http://buglist.kde.org">

<sect>Author
<p>
Time Tracker is written by <htmlurl url="mailto:taj@kde.org" 
	name="Sirtaj Singh Kang">
<p>
WEB: <url url="http://www.ph.unimelb.edu.au/~ssk/" 
	name="http://www.ph.unimelb.edu.au/~ssk/"


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