Timesheet is a little application for anyone working in a company that is as obsessive about time reporting as my own, or for anyone who genuinely cares where their time goes to.
Timesheet aims to track the time spent on a number of different tasks to the nearest minute, with the ability to exclude scheduled breaks, producing both tabular and graphical reports and accounting for two different types of overtime if required, all with as little recording burden on the user as possible. Timesheet has a set of seven simple reports built in, and the data may also be exported via memo or external card to facilitate post processing on a PC.
To learn more about Timesheet now please use the buttons to the left. To learn more about Timesheet when using the software please use the Help Menu and the tips icon at the top right of most forms.
This documentation makes use of a few definitions to describe how things interact, and i'd recommend these as a good starting point. For installation instructions please see the the accompanying readme file.
The most up to data versions of Timesheet and this user manual, along with a complete change history, are available at www.jsankey.com