Andrew

I'm using the HTML Timesheet with Descriptions Report and HTML Journal Report to find gaps in time. I noticed there are fields in the HTML Timesheet with Descriptions Report that are missing from the HTML Journal Report. See attached screen shot. The highlighted information is missing from the HTML Journal Report. Our project reporting requires 3 elements: 1. Project (e.g. Export Classification, 2023 Industrial Manufacturing, etc.) 2. Phase (e.g. Plan, Do, Check, Improve, Rework, etc.) 3. Task (e.g....

Accepts invalid date - changes start/stop and duration

Project number only accepts numbers. My company uses strings

Project Number - allow text and other characters in the value

FP 1.8.6. When you create a new map, the first question you're asked is "Select template". You're presented with 8 choices. Is there somewhere that explains / shows the differences between standard-1.6, standard-1.6-noedgecolor, essay, conceptmap, beamermap, darcula-1.7, buzanmap and bigmap? I've been selecting standard-1.6 simply because I assume it's consistent with previous releases. But what's the considerations / decision tree for wanting/needing to choose a different template? I checked Help...

Talking Windows here ... Would the project consider bundling its own OpenJRE binaries? Example: LightZone V4.2.1 bundles openjdk version "11.0.5-BellSoft" 2019-10-15 under its install point. It's not Oracle JRE. And technically, the JRE isn't installed since it wouldn't be registered.

Long time Freemind / Freeplane user on Windows. Used to share my maps with colleagues with the Flash viewer. Then the JNLP viewer. Flash EOL is next month (?) and that is being forcibly removed from computers by Microsoft, Google and others (?). JNLP is either depreciated in newer versions of the JRE or won't work with certain newer browsers (?). Complicating that, my company seems to have gone to war with Oracle by remotely un-installing JRE and blocking re-install. I'm just guessing it's a reaction...

Due to real (or imagined) security risks, my company is forcibly removing system-installed Java. They are permitting software that includes its own bunded JRE. Would you consider releasing a TST .exe installer that includes a JRE under Program Files (x86)\TimeSlotTracker. Scanning my computer, I currently see two programs that bundle their own JRE. Open source Lightzone 4.2.1 includes OpenJRE 11 in the install path. Proprietary Ansys 2020 includes includes OpenJRE 1.8.