Preferences: Timing
Stop timer if no user activity for: Check this box if you'd like TimeCache to stop the timer when there's no mouse or keyboard activity for the number of minutes you specify in the text box below. TimeCache resets the timer when there is activity in any application.

___ minutes: The number of minutes for the timeout limit when the checkbox above is checked.

Log timer in notes: TimeCache's timing function automatically sums your time in the hours field of any entry you time. You can also have TimeCache add your start and stop times to the note for that entry by turning on timer logging. To do so, check this checkbox.

TimeCache will not log anything for time you enter manually.

NOTE: This is a completely separate function from including Start/Stop times in reports.

Timing hilite text color: Lets you change the color TimeCache uses to highlight timed entries in the Daily Log. Click the colored square to change the color. Choose a color from the Color Picker and click OK.

Allow timing more than one entry: If you check this box, you can time as many Daily Log entries as you want simultaneously. When timing multiple entries, TimeCache remembers the last Daily Log entry you started timing for its Stop Timing function, and the last entry you stopped timing for its Resume Timing function. If you stop timing an entry, the next "last entry" you started timing goes to the top of the queue for the Stop Timing function. Daily Log>Resume Timing is not available until you have stopped timing all Daily Log entries.