There are many different time tracking applications available for the Palm operating system. None of them are as useful or customizable as TimeClock 3.1.

Imagine your boss telling you that you need to track your own time and email the results at the end of the week. With TimeClock 3.1, you can create and send your time sheet right from your e-mail enabled PDA. They want a printed version instead? No problem. Print directly to your infrared or BlueTooth enabled printer. Don''t have one? Export it to a Doc file or MemoPad and print or e-mail it from your desktop computer.

Are you a contractor who needs to track time and materials for multiple jobs? Maybe multiple employees? TimeClock 3.1 has that covered too. Create as many projects as you want, catergorize them to fit your needs, and track all of them on your PDA.

Version 3.1 improves over the previous versions by adding:

Export to MemoPad, Doc File, Printer, E-mail

Optional automatic project/invoice numbering

User definable project labels

Inventory tracking and control

Materials lists for each project

Overtime calculations

Easy to read tables with adjustable colors

Enhanced graphics with Hi-Res and

Portrait/Landscape support

User selectable default values for new projects

Tax calculations

Editable shortcuts for taking quick notes

Inventory ''shopping lists'' with IR/BT printer support

Icon based navigation is fast and simple

Optional single tap time tracking

Plus all of the features of previous versions

Full OS5 support

Easy to understand help files

Sample projects get you up and going fast

Download the demo version today, and see what TimeClock has to offer. Some may say that TimeClock 3.1 is too big, too much, too fancy, but we think it''s just right, particularly if you use a Hi-Res or OS5 device. Exploit the abilities of today''s PDA''s to the fullest with TimeClock 3.1

The demonstration version is a fully functional, 30 day evaluation. After that time, you can simply enter your registration code and continue with your projects. Who says you have to call projects ''Projects'' anyway? Not TimeClock 3.1. Rename them to fit your job. (Just one more feature of TimeClock 3.1)