OfficeTime is an example of what I¹m talking about. When you click on the client file that you¹ve set up in their software, the clock automatically starts; when you¹ve been away from the computer for a certain amount of time it asks if you want to add that time or take it away; open a new client session and the first one goes on pause; and lots of great features, but there are more features that I need, that I have in my own client time & service db http://www.tucows.com/preview/402785.
I guess I¹m wondering if there¹s a widget or something that you can integrate into a FM document, though I don¹t know how you would trigger it. Maybe what you¹re talking about below Geoff is what I¹m asking, and even though I¹ve done in the past what Forbes recommends in the previous posting, I¹m just not that savvy with the technique that you¹re describing with the login and logout scripts. I really want something that¹s working in the background and then reminds me, hey, did you actually stop working on this project?¹ Possible or do I need to figure out a way to integrate OfficeTime into my own client time & service db? Jackie on 4/22/08 9:07 AM, Geoff Graham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have a userlog.fp5 file that contains user name, along with start and stop > times and dates. Startup and shutdown scripts in the files to track call the > login and logout scripts in the userlog to record this info. > > For your purposes you could save the file name being worked on, or even pause > a dialog to allow you to enter the client at login time. > > geoff > > On Apr 22, 2008, at 12:57 AM, J. wrote: >> >> Is there possibly a timer option for FM Pro 5.5, or even for any versions >> after that? >> >> I¹m trying to keep track of my time spent on client projects and would love >> to be able to integrate a timer into my client time and service FM database. >> >> Jackie >> >> > >
