Andy,
Take a look at the built-in app called "Calls". It's intended purposes
was to initiate a phone call from the app by selecting a phone number
from your address book. It would use a modem to dial the number
associated with the person you're calling, start a timer, and allow
you to record notes during the call. When you literally hang-up the
call from within the app, it also records the duration of the call.
While you obviously don't need it to dial a call for you, it's
possible that tracking your ad-hoc work this way would let you see
whom you're working for as well.
Just a thought,
ken
On Jul 6, 2009, at 3:39 PM, Andy Hill wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I want to undertake a simple study of how much time I spend on
> different
> tasks at work over a two week period.
> The purpose is to be able to show the boss how much time is spent on
> ad
> hoc requests etc.
> An ideal would be something will quarterly time bands down one side
> and
> an option to write brief notes besides the relevant time.
>
> Most important is the ability to send the info to my pc to collate
> afterwards.
>
> Can anyone suggest a package that could help me with this. Or a simple
> solution using the built in apps.
>
> I know I could easily do this on a spreadsheet on the PC but I'd
> like to
> use my Newt for it if possible.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Andy
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