Business: TimeTable keeps you solvent
TimeTable tracking and billing utility for Apple iCal
Small business owners who use a Macintosh should check out this utility for making sure your time gets accounted for. Steven Riggs is continually improving his great little program, TimeTable 1.2 -- this major update to TimeTable tracking and billing utility for Apple iCal can view, analyze and total the number of hours recorded in iCal.New features in 1.2:
- German language support
- Blog style notes export
- Incorporated To Do Items
- Quick select timeframe dates
- Automatically check for updates
Why not use iCal for more than just scheduling? TimeTable reads and filters iCal calendar data and then calculates the hours spent in the events. Find trends by searching the details of events and viewing the average, maximum and minimum times spent on projects. This makes it particularly suited for tracking and billing without keeping a second record outside of iCal. Test drive TimeTable today for a full featured 14 day trial.
Minimum Requirements:
- Mac OS X Version 10.5 Leopard or later
- Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
- 5 MB Hard Drive space
Pricing and Availability:
- $15.00 USD for version 1 license
- Free upgrade for existing customers
- Free full featured 14 day trial
TimeTable
Download TimeTable 1.2
Steven Riggs is an independent software developer whose passion for the Mac platform is only exceeded by his aim to craft incredibly useful software, with a focus on total customer satisfaction. Based in Frankfort, Steven works as an analyst and programmer for the state of Kentucky. Copyright 2007-2008 Steven Riggs. All Rights Reserved. Apple, iCal, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries. - Published on 05/05/08 - Frankfort, Kentucky
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