About project listings
A project listing represents a particular assignment a client makes (or that you determine is appropriate for billing purposes). If you have TimeCache set to work in "Legal" mode, you'll see projects referred to as Matters. The two terms are synonymous as far as TimeCache is concerned. You'll see the term "Project" used primarily in this documentation.

You may assign many different projects to any client, but every project must be assigned to a client As with client names, project names cannot contain a colon character (":"). A project listing must also have a job number. TimeCache lets you assign one manually, or can do it automatically for you.

In addition, project listings can include the following optional entries: an estimate amount, a purchase order number, a custom, user-defined field, and a project description. You can use TimeCache's spell-checking feature to check your project description's spelling.

There is also a Calendar shortcut field, where you can enter a unique shortcut of your choosing to identify each project in iCal entries. This makes it easy to track time away from your computer on a mobile Apple device.

Finally, you can assign a Launcher to each project listing. This is an application, document or folder (which can contain documents and applications) that you want TimeCache to launch when you begin timing a project in the Daily Log.

Every project can be viewed in TimeCache's Job Sheet panel where you see the time and expense entries you are billing to this project. You can adjust how much detail you see about projects in the Job Sheet panel.