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dxtime - small program for time tracking.
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EZPunch Standard is a stand alone Time Clock application for the individual or small business. EZPunch Standard runs on a single computer, recording the in and out times for any number of individuals. An optional dashboard widget and/or menu widget make clocking in and out a snap, or launch the program to set your options, generate reports, and more!
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E-PunchClock Client/Server is a network Time Clock with a focus on simplicity. Based on the EZPunch Standard software by the same author, but designed as a client/server model.
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Ingutie Task Manager is a personal task manager to be used for managing a users day to day tasks. It is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible, running as system tray icon and residing in a small efficient window above the system tray when opened.
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TimeItNow is a little stopwatch-like application with the standard functions you would expect from a stopwatch with a countdown timer. It is a multi platform application working on Linux, Mac OS X and MS Windows.
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