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Time Recording Software
#99
Author: robin
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 1995 00:00
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Has anyone come across shareware/freeware time recording software ?
The only one I've come across is Timetracker, and there's no demo or
evaluation version.

Please cc copies to me by email - my news setup is a bit flaky at the
moment - oh well - thats what you get for using a pc 8) 
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Robin@jcare.org
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Re: Time Recording Software
#100
Author: Yair Weissman
Date: Tue, 29 Aug 1995 00:00
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In article <809696805.25806@jcare.demon.co.uk> robin@jcare.org  writes:

> Has anyone come across shareware/freeware time recording software ?
> The only one I've come across is Timetracker, and there's no demo or
> evaluation version.
> 
Hi,
Have a look at our homepage for info. about our Bills Plus software 
and also ftp sites.

Yair Weissman

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Re: Time Recording Software
#101
Author: William E. Modesitt
Date: Fri, 01 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <809696805.25806@jcare.demon.co.uk>, robin@jcare.org wrote:

> Has anyone come across shareware/freeware time recording software ?
> The only one I've come across is Timetracker, and there's no demo or
> evaluation version.
> --
> Robin@jcare.org
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HUH?  No demo or evaluation version of TimeTracker?
Have you tried AOL, CompuServe, eWorld, AppleLink, or Info-Mac?
It's there and everywhere else.

The latest version is always posted at

ftp site: ftp://hookomo.aloha.net/pub/users/mauisw
WWW page: http://hookomo.aloha.net/~mauisw

William Modesitt � Maui Software � 189 Auoli Dr. � Makawao, Maui, HI 96768
1-808-573-0011  fax: 1-808-572-2406
email: mauisw@aloha.net
Re: Time Recording Software
#102
Author: Clive Bruton/Typonaut
Date: Sat, 02 Sep 1995 00:00
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In article <809696805.25806@jcare.demon.co.uk>, robin@jcare.org wrote:

> Has anyone come across shareware/freeware time recording software ?
> The only one I've come across is Timetracker, and there's no demo or
> evaluation version.
> 

windoWatch from Hi-Resolution software is what I use, it is a commercial
product but worth the expense if you need to log your time.


Clive Bruton (AKA The Typonaut)

clive@d-supp.demon.co.uk
Re: Time Recording Software
#103
Author: Susan Fifer
Date: Sun, 03 Sep 1995 00:00
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>In article <809696805.25806@jcare.demon.co.uk>, robin@jcare.org wrote:

> Has anyone come across shareware/freeware time recording software ?
> The only one I've come across is Timetracker, and there's no demo or
> evaluation version.

I use FoneCost a Windows program which I got originally as a shareware
program but which you can register for the cost of �10. It is set up
with the current UK phone charges covering weekend, evening and day
rates plus local, distance calls. It also covers Mercury costs. In the
registered version you can alter the phone rates yourself.

It is produced by APC: contacts are

fonecost@apcsoft.demon.co.uk

100014,2337  (Compuserve)

APC, 16 Copyground Court, High Wycombe, Bucks. HP12 3HG

(I have no connection with this company other than as a satisfied user
of their product).



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