TimeSaver is a tiny program for keeping track of how much time you spend on various projects. It's designed to be dirt simple. You have one project per line and you can set the start and stop times for the project. That's it. TimeSaver will calculate the amount of time spent, and it allows you to copy the results for pasting into another program. You can continue a project after stopping it, and TimeSaver will continually add up the cumulative time spent on that project. You can create as many projects as you like. TimeSaver saves all the data in its preference file -- there is no saving, opening, or creating of files. TimeSaver handles all that transparently. It is designed to be launched as a Startup Item so it's always around, ready to record information.
What's new in this version:
Updated app to work with Mac OS X and Universal Binary Made minor aesthetic improvements such as the grid lines and shading Updated copyright and version info Added feature to allow resizing of columns (which is remembered between launches)
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