time tracking tool for Windows based programs

["Williams, Leslie" <leslie -dot- williams -at- TransCore -dot- com>]

Megan Golding wrote:

<<snip>>>
I use a stopwatch-type application in Linux called GNOME Time Tracker to
keep exact accounting of my tasks. I add projects to the timer and
switch the timer over when I switch my work. Easy, keeps exact
accounting, etc.
<<<end snip>>>

Is there a product like that for tracking time of work done while using
Windows based applications?

We run: Win NT 4, Office 2000, Acrobat 5.0, Frame 6.0


Leslie Williams 
Technical Word Processor 
TransCore 
9480 Carroll Park Drive 
San Diego, CA. 92121 
(858) 826-4732 voice 
(858) 826-4324 fax 
leslie -dot- williams -at- transcore -dot- com 




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