Free time to software for mac

Major Features:

1. When Time Clock is launched, you see the Time Clock window where the Running Time is displayed and the user can set two time periods: the time between breaks and the minutes to postpone a break.
2. You can minimize the Time Clock window or just use the small triangle to shrink the window and move it somewhere out of the way on the display. The Time Clock window can be retrieved by selecting "Time and Settings" on the Time Clock menu or by clicking on the Time Clock icon on the Dock.
3. Clicking on the Time Clock menu reveals the seven menu choices: "Thank You" to clear the message without stopping the running clock, "Start Clock" to start the running time, "Stop Clock" to stop the running time, "Postpone Break" to let you continue to work a bit longer (like a snooze button), "Time and Settings" to bring up the Time Clock Window, "Show Log" to show the Time Clock Log with Start Times, Stop Times and Notes, and "Reset Time" to reset the running time to zero.
4. When it is time for a break, the display will be covered with a pale yellow film to get your attention and you will see the message above. You can see through the film and click on a menu pick to take the desired action. Other messages are displayed in the same manner when appropriate.
5. The first row of Time Clock Log was added by Starting and Stopping the Time Clock. The note for this row was added by clicking in the row to select the row, pausing and then clicking in the Note part of the row to highlight that cell, typing or editing the note and clicking on another row or using the "Enter" key. The second row was added manually by filling the date, hour, minute and note fields and clicking the "Add" button. The running time fields (Hr ; Min) indicate the total running time of all rows; this information is also indicated on the Time Clock Window. The Time Clock Log can be printed.
6. All settings and the running time are saved between sessions.

Enhancements:

• Compatible with Snow Leopard
• Fixes a bug.
• Data is retained.