What is it? I cannot seem to find it in the tutorial or the FAQs. It is a red bar under my the "Computer Usage" Row. I am using ManicTime professional.

Thank you.

What do you mean to "enter a pass?" Is that similar to a password?

If the latter, is that done within Manic Time? It seems to me it must because I do not have to enter a password to access my system when I am away from my desk and it is idle for any period of time.

OK.

Thank you. Again, I am using professional.

One more question.

I added "Outlook" as one of my categories yesterday. Since then, I no longer get the "you've been away from your desk for ten minutes, would you care to tag your time?"

That is an important feature for me at the law firm, because I may be in the middle of writing a letter or a brief, and either a phone call comes in from another client or a colleague comes in for a consult on another matter. That away prompt is useful because as soon as I sit down, it is a reminder to tag that time.

Thank you again.

Apologies. I am still learning the vernacular of ManicTime.

What I called a "category" is called a "timeline."

Here is exactly what I did:

http://www.manictime.com.../v15/26/outlook-calendar

The settings were as you explained in your response.

Did not work.

Instead, I removed Outlook timeline and restarted computer. I now get the Prompt after 1 minute.

If it is relevant, I am using Office 2010.

Just so I am clear you want me to do two things simultaneously.

First add Outlook. Second, uncheck Keep UI running after main window closes.

You do not want me to run two tests, first with Outlook and then unchecking Keep UI running.

What does unchecking Main Window Closes do?

Thanks.

OK.

FYI, I am no worried about memory. I am running 8GB with an i5-2320 CPU at 3.00 GHz.

OS is Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.

I never close out of Manic Time.

I did not run the test and re-include the Outlook timeline. I hope to have time over the weekend.

Currently, I am trying to figure out how to print a daily time sheet with notes. It would save me time from having to manually write one.

Thank you for following up.

I am sure I will. I've spent an hour so far. Seems you have to save the file, and it opens in Excel. I haven't figured out how to format it to a Word document so that it appears as it does on screen as in the attached file.

Sort of. If I only have a limited amount of text.

If I have extensive notes, then no. I cannot upload that image to show you because it contains attorney work product.

I really appreciate the assist.