Preferences: Activity tracking
TimeCache can track what applications and
windows you're working in throughout the day, and show them in
a User Activity window. A variety of settings let you customize how
TimeCache handles activity logging.
Track user activity: Check this box if
you want TimeCache to enable activity tracking. If you enable this
feature, TimeCache needs Universal Access functionality turned on
in System Preferences. TimeCache can turn on the Universal Access
setting for you if you provide your administrator password when
asked. If you would rather do it yourself, go to System Preferences
and click on Universal Access. Then click Enable access for assistive devices to check it. If
you turn off Universal Access after enabling activity tracking,
TimeCache will not be able to track user activity.
Track — Applications &
windows/Applications only: Choose whether TimeCache should
record a new activity listing when you switch windows within an
application and switch applications, or only when you switch
applications.
Threshold for logging activity: Enter
the minimum number of seconds an application or window should be
active before TimeCache adds it to the log. Note that TimeCache
relies on system notifications of window activations, which can
occur quite frequently with some applications, depending on what
you are doing. You may need to experiment with this setting to get
best results.
Use 24-hour format: When checked,
TimeCache shows time in 24-hour format, no matter what your system
preferences for time display are set to.
Save activity in log file: TimeCache
shows user activity in its own User Activity window. It can also
write all activity to a file in any writeable folder you designate.
Click Set to choose a location and file
name. TimeCache uses your text encoding setting for exporting reports for saving activity logs. Click
None to stop TimeCache from logging
activity to a file.
Roll over daily: If you have automatic
logging turned on (see above) and check this checkbox, TimeCache
creates a new file for each date for which it logs activity.
TimeCache starts a new log file with the first entry it saves at or
after midnight.
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