Saturday, June 16, 2001, 1:35:26 AM, you wrote:
DG> The aforementioned kind soul then
DG> helped further by showing me how to copy an entire day of entries to the
DG> next day (the only useful feature of the program!).
<lol>I once worked in a shop where the lead programmer put a
similar feature into the time reporting system. He built in
a "default record" which would be applied automatically
for any day on which you forgot to manually enter your time.
The cool thing was that management actually know about this
and liked it. The programmer sold it to management by
pointing out that the "default record" would help ensure
that there was always data on the time reports. Ya just had
to love that line of reasoning<g>.
Best regards,
Jonathan Gennick
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