How much do you really work?

Sitting at the computer all day long, you count, what are you working. Is it really so ?
Found an interesting and elementary time tracking program – Motivate Clock

It is elementary to work with it and it shows how long you have been really engaged in stock trading., rather than reading various materials on the Internet in a day.

Content:

Working with projects

After going through a simple installation procedure, you
you can immediately start accounting
your working time. By default, the program is selected "Out-of-design mode",
in which switching between the states "Work" and "Rest" is performed manually.

note. In this mode, you independently determine, is your current occupation related to work,
or rest.

"Off-design mode" is just an option. The main task of the application is automatic time tracking., with the ability to create projects. For that, to create your first project, you need to open the "Project Editor" (Snapshot 1), and perform the following sequence of actions:

Snapshot 1.

Snapshot 2.

In the opened editor, click on the "New project" button ;
Name your new project;
Click on the link "What are you working in" or on the button "+" ;
In the opened window, mark all applications, which are related to your work. For example E-signal,Blackwood. This list displays the currently running applications. If the application you need is not in the list – you need to run it, and click on the "Update" button , after which the application will be displayed in the list.
By checking all attachments that relate to your work, you need to click on the "Ok" button, located under the list of processes;
The project is set up, and now you need to save it, by clicking on the "Ok" button , located in the main window of the application.
After saving the project, it is already selected as current, and now you need to minimize the "Project Editor", or by clicking on the project, or by clicking the collapse button.

Switching between apps, you will see how the Motivate Clock changes its state to "Work" or "Rest".