Steven Riggs has announced TimeTable 1.9 for Mac OS X. TimeTable allows you to easily export iCal calendar data and analyze and total the number of hours recorded on your calendar. Why not use iCal for more than just scheduling? TimeTable reads and filters iCal calendar data and calculates the hours spent in the events. Find trends by searching the details of events and viewing the average, maximum and minimum times spent on projects. This makes it perfect for tracking and billing without keeping a second record outside of iCal.
This release adds two new features:
* A new TAB separated values (TSV) export
* The option to leave out carriage returns from the CSV and TSV exports
Some programs prefer TAB separated values instead of comma separated values and an import may run much cleaner without carriage returns. This should make importing to programs like Filemaker much easier.
Pricing and Availability:
TimeTable 1.9 is available for $15.00 (USD) for a single license, and is a recommended update for all customers. $50.00 for 5 licenses. Test drive TimeTable today for a full featured 14 day trial.
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This release adds two new features:
* A new TAB separated values (TSV) export
* The option to leave out carriage returns from the CSV and TSV exports
Some programs prefer TAB separated values instead of comma separated values and an import may run much cleaner without carriage returns. This should make importing to programs like Filemaker much easier.
Pricing and Availability:
TimeTable 1.9 is available for $15.00 (USD) for a single license, and is a recommended update for all customers. $50.00 for 5 licenses. Test drive TimeTable today for a full featured 14 day trial.
Read More