 | |  | Download Time Dog | | | | Soft32.com  PDA/Mobile Palm OS Business & Professional | Time Dog 3.0 Collect time information on your Palm OS® PDA and Syncronize it with the QuickBooks Pro Time Tracking Function on your PC and save it as a text file to import to other applications
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Time Dog Publisher's Description | Time Dog 3.0 is here! (finally) The new and improved dog has arrived. Now you can keep crew and individual employee times, this puppy can do some other new tricks as well. It still runs on OS 3.1 hardware but was written to run great on OS 5. It now takes advantage of color and VFS if you have it. The conduit to Quickbooks has changed a great deal and installation should now be a painless affair. Dare we say it, this puppy is the pick of the litter. Check out the manual here. Collect time information on your Palm OS® PDA and Syncronize it with the QuickBooks Pro Time Tracking Function on your PC, or save it as a text file to import into your favorite spreadsheet or other program. The employee, item and customer lists from Quickbooks are Synced to your handheld so the lists are always accurate and up to date. Using Time Dog makes keeping up with invoicing and payroll faster and easier. Cutting down on the time you spend keeping the books and leaving you more time for other things, like actually working...
Invoicing
Invoices at the touch of a button. Nothing's forgotten with Time Dog. If it's in Time Dog, it's in the bill.
Payroll.
Time Dog almost makes writing checks fun. Well, at least it's easier. All the payroll information is automatically downloaded from the handheld into Quickbooks Pro and checks are generated quickly and accurately. | | | | |
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