TimeSnapper – Automatic Screenshot Journal
Ciaran Moore - June 26, 2009Have you ever had one of those days when you know you were really busy all day, but you can’t exactly recall what it was you spent your day doing?
Certainly, if you spend your time just doing one or two things in particular, it might be simple to recall how you passed your time , but if you spend your time doing this and that and a bit of the other, it could be easy to let all your time disappear from underneath you. You know when someone asks you what did you do today and you think to yourself “ummm… good question!” TimeSnapper could be what you’ve been searching for!
This program will automatically make screenshots of your computer on a schedule you choose. What could be a greater way to know what you’ve been doing with all those hours than to look at your computer’s screen in a time lapse kind of way? It’s clever enough to understand when your computer is idle, so you’re not going to acquire a bundle of screenshots over night when nothing at all is going on. You’ll be able to specify how long you prefer to retain your images , or specify a limitation on how much drive space your screenshots use, so your hard drive won’t be full with images of your desktop!
A useful idea for those of us who want to get a hold of better time management!
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August 5th, 2009 at 5:36 pm
Its also great if you doing research, then you can check the snap images to see if your team is on the right and you can provide input without leaning over their shoulder the whole day.
Josie
@platform45