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"Gail W. Guth" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 21 May 1997 00:02:23 -0400
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Hi, Darcy -
        I agree with Britt; even with two computers, I still keep time records
in my little pocket planner (Daytimer).  It has a two-page per day
format, with one page showing hours in half-hour increments.  I mark off
the time, list the job & total the time spent.  This all goes on a job
ticket later.  The nice thing about this is that it doesn't get lost in
the shuffle of papers on my desk, and I can find entries even for those
fun jobs that get strung out over several weeks/months.  You wouldn't
need a planner (although they are indispensible), any notebook would
work.
        I've never found it convenient to record things regularly on the
computer; the planner organizes my day, and I can take it with me (no
laptop!).

-Gail

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