Timetool
(ver 1.01)
Abandoned Freeware


The DOS Timetool is a simple timeclock program 
with a resolution of 1 minute.  Assign up to 20 
individual projects, and the program will clock 
the time acrued for each one.  Note only one 
project is clocked at a time, so you must stop 
clocking one project before you can clock another.  

The timeclock is -NOT- a TSR.  Instead, the program 
simply compares the start time logged in the file 
"TIMETOOL.DAT" to the current system clock time, to 
determine the elapsed time.  Therefore, you only 
need to run the Timetool program when you are 
actually starting or stoping a project.  

Note that because clocked time continues until you 
manually stop the tracking, it is important that you 
don't forget to stop clocking before you turn off the 
computer (or it will clock this OFF time as well).  
Fortunately, you can manually adjust a time if you 
goof, reset all times (useful at the start of a day),
and export the contents of TIMETOOL.DAT to a CSV file.

WARNING: The CSV file is named with the current days 
date.  As such, if you export more than once a day, 
the file will be overwritten with the latest data.