Re: Klok, Has Anyone Tried It?
You have to download Adobe Air in order to run the program, but you are able to use it on different platforms. I read some concerns that there is security risks with Adobe Air, but from what I gather if you use common sense it shouldn't be a problem.
I downloaded the program last night and used it a little bit. It was easy enough. I looked at the reports and they seem to give you decent information. But everything can be downloaded into Excel. I like the fact that you can use subprojects. For instance, you can have the main project being your client's name and then each different thing you do for them as a subproject. It also utilizes drag and drop. So when you want to chose a project, you just click on it and drag it to the start area. It is pretty cool. I haven't used any other time tracking software, so I really have nothing to compare it to, but so far I like it.
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