Preferences: Time entry
Round entries to ___ minute-increments: Lets you determine how TimeCache rounds off time entries. Enter a number between 0 and 30 minutes. The lower the number you enter, the more precisely the time will be reported. For example, if you enter "10" to report time by every 10 minutes, TimeCache's smallest time increment is 10 minutes or .17 hour; if you enter "15" TimeCache's smallest time increment is 15 minutes, or .25 hour. The increment you choose affects how time is rounded off when you are timing a Project/Matter or enter your time manually.

If you enter 0, TimeCache will not round the number you enter, but merely truncate or pad it to two decimals.

Always round up: Tells TimeCache to round up all time entries greater than the rounding increment you set. For example, if you set the rounding increment to 15 minutes (.25 hour), an entry of .70 hours or 42 minutes would be rounded up to .75, and .76 hours or 46 minutes would be rounded up to 1.00.

Enter time as:
Hours or minutes - Tells TimeCache to allow time entries as hours or minutes. When this option is chosen, you are able to change whether the entry should be interpreted as hours or minutes by toggling a setting in the Daily Log's time entry popup window.

Start/Stop times - Tells TimeCache to calculate the elapsed time from an entry based on a start and stop time you enter. Start/Stop times are required if you want TimeCache to send Daily Log entries to iCal.

Show Start/Stop times in Hours column: Tells TimeCache to show start and stop times you've entered in the Daily Log's Hours column, along with the elapsed time. This option is only available when you have set TimeCache to use Start/Stop times for entering time in the Daily Log (above). If you set TimeCache to use Start/Stop times but turn off this option, you can see Start/Stop times in a popup window when you mouse over the Hours column in the Daily Log.

Include Start/Stop times in reports and invoices: Tells TimeCache to include the start and stop times you've entered in the notes of reports and invoices. This option is only available when you have set TimeCache to use Start/Stop times for entering time in the Daily Log (above).

Display 24-hour time: Tells TimeCache to show your time in the Start/Stop time entry window in 24-hour format, (e.g. 2:30 PM is represented as 14:30). TimeCache interprets time entered in 24-hour format with or without this setting checked.

Show time entries as: Lets you set TimeCache to show time entries in decimal fashion (e.g. 1.50) or hours and minutes (e.g. 1:30).