Does anyone use any kind of time management program? I have a ton of things to do every day and I think maybe having a program to manage my daily tasks and track my time would help me get things done in a timely manner. If you know of anything, I would greatly appreciate a recommendation.
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I like pie. -
MS Project has some decent time management tools built in -
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maybe overkill if you work by yourself
http://www.dotproject.net/
but has worked good in our team development environmentComment
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There are plenty out there.. I cant think of any free ones off the top of my head though.Comment
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Try This
Palm Desktop Software is free and it kicks ass
I discovered it a few years back when I bought a Palm Pilot.
I don't use it anymore but I still use the Palm software on
my desktop - works great.Comment
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Good stuff, that's pretty close to what I am looking for. I'd really like to set up a length for a task instead of a set time to begin. LikeOriginally posted by DeanCapture
Try This
Palm Desktop Software is free and it kicks ass
I discovered it a few years back when I bought a Palm Pilot.
I don't use it anymore but I still use the Palm software on
my desktop - works great.
1 hour - Update sites.
4 hours - X project.
2 hours - Y project.
and then alert me when I have spent the allotted time for the task for the day.
Can it do that by any chance?I like pie.Comment
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i know this sounds weird but I use an egg timer..otherwise I get lost in one task and never do anything else.Originally posted by Armed & Hammered
Good stuff, that's pretty close to what I am looking for. I'd really like to set up a length for a task instead of a set time to begin. Like
1 hour - Update sites.
4 hours - X project.
2 hours - Y project.
and then alert me when I have spent the allotted time for the task for the day.
Can it do that by any chance?Comment
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I think I may have found a solution. I found TraxTime atOriginally posted by sarah_webinc
i know this sounds weird but I use an egg timer..otherwise I get lost in one task and never do anything else.
http://www.spudcity.com/traxtime/traxtime.htm
It lets you enter a list of tasks and punch in and out of the individual tasks and tracks the time spent on each one.
I already use TrayClip from http://www.chtsoft.com which has a built in countdown timer (as well as keeping multiple items in your clipboard, check it out if you copy & paste a lot).
The combo of the two programs will suit me for now. It isn't the ideal solution but it's the best I have been able to come up with.I like pie.Comment
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We at Codepushers.com are working on a bran new Time Management System, which among other things will include features to interact directly with desktop programs like photoshop or other programs - to give more precise time schedules and more.
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It doesn't even need to be that sophisticated. Just write something to allow me toOriginally posted by mind
We at Codepushers.com are working on a bran new Time Management System, which among other things will include features to interact directly with desktop programs like photoshop or other programs - to give more precise time schedules and more.
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-Set a task to be done daily, only weekdays, once, or a given date range.
-Track time spent on tasks so I can accurately bill clients (punch in/out).
-Alert me when I have spent the allotted time on a given task.
It doesn't need anything fancy like graphing functions, etc.I like pie.Comment
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im using a notepad and a clepsydra
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Its gonna be fully customizable so you can choose what functionalities you want.Originally posted by Armed & Hammered
It doesn't even need to be that sophisticated. Just write something to allow me to
-Set a task to be done daily, only weekdays, once, or a given date range.
-Track time spent on tasks so I can accurately bill clients (punch in/out).
-Alert me when I have spent the allotted time on a given task.
It doesn't need anything fancy like graphing functions, etc.
Any suggestions are welcome hereComment
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Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
im using a notepad and a clepsydra
Hardcore.
I like pie.Comment
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If all goes well at the end of this monthOriginally posted by StRoGE
What kind of timeline are we looking at before a release?Comment
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microsoft one note is goodComment
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