WTR (WorkTime Recorder) - Keep track of your worktime

Copyright (C) 2002 Richard S. Venemyr, riven@shell.linux.se

Version: 1.0 (dec 16, 2002)

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What is WTR
================

WTR is a Java program that will record your workingtime easily.

  * Graphical user interface and visiualization of worked time.
  * Configurate expected worktime, lunchtime.
  * Change of stop or starttime (when temporary worktime without computer).
  * Alert when expected worktime is reached.
  * Printing of worktime log (wog files).
  


Requirements
=============
You will need a installed JVM at least Java runtime environment 1.3.1  
<http://www.java.sun.com> 



Usage
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When you start WTR for the first time you will be asked to configurate your 
WTR:
  
  * If you want WTR to exclude lunchtime if the workingday is longer 
    then 4 hours. You will also be asked how long your lunchtime will be.

  * If there's a day between monday - friday you don't work, WTR can add average of 
	expected worktime that day/those days. If you don't work saturday or 
    sunday WTR won't count it ;(

  * You will be asked for expected weektime of work.

  	This configuration mentioned above you can change anytime you want from the menu 
  	tab.
  
  * You will also be asked to fill in saved hours from earlier weeks and worktime 
	so far this week.
  
  When you have done your configuration and you start WTR it's possible to change 
  starttime for this day and (except for first start) confirm or change stoptime for 
  last workingday.

  When confirmation is done you will see the WTR main window.
 
  When you push the botton "Continue Working!" the main window becomes 
  minimized, so you can work on as normal. 
  
  Bringing the main window back you will se your worktime updated and you can
  stop the WTR with "Stop Working!" button (or just kill the window).

  Under the menu tab you can do the configuration again or print your log for 
  last month (these files have extention *.wog and will be created when enter 
  a new month).





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