Time and Project management

JC
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Jeff_Clifton
Jul 15, 2004
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Hello everyone,

I am a Web/Graphic Designer I have a full time job but I do a lot of freelance on the side. I have quite a few projects going on at the same time and I am starting to loose track of them. I am wondering if anyone can suggest a program that I can use to manage the project (time, billing, comments, work completed). Can anyone suggest a program that will help me organize and track my projects.

Thanks in advance.

-Jeff Clifton

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DM
dave_milbut
Jul 16, 2004
<shudder> ms project? </shudder>
CK
Christine_Krof_Shock
Jul 16, 2004
Actually Pshop will do it for you! turn on the History Log in preferences, set up a file for it to write to and you can simply keep track of which files you’ve opened up to what you have done to a file. It will also time and date stamp!

Not perfect…but I don’t think this is what Adobe intended this for but its nice!

And anything is better than "Microsoft Projectile"!
MM
Mac_McDougald
Jul 16, 2004
Must be CS thing only?

M
JJ
John_Joslin
Jul 16, 2004
Of course the log will only contain Photoshop activity. I am switching between applications all the time and using other devices (eg scanner, camera, etc).

I used M$ Project in a previous incarnation for real project management and it is good for that but it is not primarily a time logger.

Is there not a simple (=cheap and cheerful) program out there which would do what Jeff (and doubtless a few others) wants?

Cheers – John
DM
dave_milbut
Jul 16, 2004
Must be CS thing only?

yup

Is there not a simple (=cheap and cheerful) program out there which would do what Jeff (and doubtless a few others) wants?

google is your friend! 🙂
JJ
John_Joslin
Jul 16, 2004
Results 1 – 20 of about 13,600,000 for time management software<<

Yes, now what?

I was hoping someone had some experience of one of them!

🙂 John
DM
dave_milbut
Jul 17, 2004
nice harv.
JJ
John_Joslin
Jul 17, 2004
http://openworkbench.org/ <http://openworkbench.org/><<

Looks like an interesting alternative to the Redmond leviathan but still too much project management and too little time logging.

I’m going to have a look at

<http://www.timetiger.com/tt2tourlogging.asp>

in the meantime.

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