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Word of the wise: always remind yourself where your cash is when you go shopping. Otherwise, you might end up like my friend, Jennifer. But in this case, that might not be the worst thing!

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Hello everyone. Quelle est la différence entre IN TIME et ON TIME en anglais? Les deux sont corrects et ils veulent dire la même chose, non ?! Si… et non ! Ils existent tous les deux, c’est bien vrai. Ceci dit, il y a de petites différences entre ces expressions. Mais quelles sont-elles ? Eh bien, c'est exactement ce que Ben va nous expliquer dans cette nouvelle leçon.

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Managing our money is a huge struggle for the ADHD brain. In this series, we straight talk strategies to keep ourselves in control of our dollars and out of trouble!

Let go of the fear and stress that we get from even thinking about our bills by building a system to keep our bills from falling through the cracks.

We don't have to be a bill-paying kung fu master; our goal is to have a simple plan in place to avoid the bill collectors from a-calling. Choose which method works best for you and let's get this accomplished. No more bills arriving on pink paper! Adulting, check!

This podcast covers the all new main grid included with OnTime v11. The grid allows you to quickly group items by right clicking on the column header as well as offering up to 3 levels of sorting. Clicking on the column header or sort option in the header bar will quickly reverse the sort order from ascending to descending. You can also limit the number of items displayed by clicking the number in the lower right corner.

This Podcast covers the Global Settings Locator which is a great tool that helps you quickly find out what projects are using certain workflows and field templates. It also helps you track down any of your notification rules or your alerts that are set up for your users or customers. From the Global Settings Locator you can even edit projects to use different workflows or field templates or delete or modify alerts without needing to back out or leave the global settings locator

This week in Fear the Bug, we cover the different sections of reports, and how to add sections in the C# script to point to different sections, as well as set and find control names for controls in the designer. We use as an example printing HTML to a rich text box, grabbing information from a built-in report, and copying and pasting script, and updating section and control names for the new report.

This podcast covers formatting if Date fields using the OnTime Report Designer. Also covered is accessing datetime fields using script and using standard C# functions.

This podcast covers how to access certain custom fields in reports in OnTime. The built in Stored Procedures for Defects, Features, Tasks, Incidents, and User Dashboard reports include all of the custom fields along with the Item, and the fields stored along with the Customer and Customer Contact for items. Also in the video is a quick way to print out a report which will give you the names of all of the Custom fields in the database for quick reference when creating reports

This Podcast covers the different features and benefits of Comments Fields within OnTime. Comments are fields that allow you to store large amounts of plain text along with items. They have built in security features where users or customers would be able to delete their own comments, but you could also give the rights to users to delete other users comments to work as moderators.

In this episode, we discuss the differences and common usage of the Workflow and the Status field. Workflow is a very powerful feature of OnTime that allows you to establish your processes set in place for each project, item type, and set up security and different available fields, whereas Status is fairly basic field that allows you to get a quick description of where an item is in the development process.

In this podcast, we cover advanced topics with copying and moving, like copying data included in custom fields as well as copying information in large text fields across item types. Any data that is stored in one of the large text fields that are unique to one item type, like replication procedures, will be concatenated into the Notes field when copied or moved to an item type without the field.

This Podcast covers duplicating items and copying and moving items to a different item type. Copying will create a different item type while creating a link back to the original item in the related items tab, and moving items will delete the original item from the database and create a new item. If you would want to make sure that all of the original information is maintained in the database, you could copy the item and then close or archive the original as opposed to moving the item.

The OnTime Eclipse Plugin brings your developers access to your OnTime database right into their Eclipse IDE. Because Eclipse is cross platform, it is a great solution for your developers regardless if they use Windows, Mac, or a Linux environment. This video covers setting up the plugin, and connecting to your OnTime Database, which is very simple for OnTime Now hosted customers as all that is needed is the link to your OnTime Website, and covers a few additional hints for connecting to your database if it is installed on your local environment.

OnTime supports VS 2005, 2008, and 2010 and allows you to view, add, and edit all of the items in your OnTime database all from a dockable window within Visual Studio. The Visual Studio Plug-in connects to your OnTime database in the same manner as the OnTime Windows client, supports source control management, and respects all security and workflow configurations.

This video discusses saving images along with items in OnTime, including pasting images directly from the clipboard. We also discuss adding images to large text fields and sending images in the body of email messages.

Incidents in OnTime have a special field for Escalation Level to use for Help Desk or Customer Support. Escalation levels are similar to other fields except they can be set to have different options on a per project basis, and they can be made so that they can only be promoted to the next level as opposed to skipping levels.

This Podcast covers using the Customers Tab to filter for items, emails, and worklogs. We also discuss adding, editing, and moving customers directly from the tab as well as functionality for grouping using custom Picklist fields for customers and customer contacts.

In this podcast we cover using Stored Procedures to build pick lists in OnTime. This is only an option for users where OnTime is installed in your environment as it requires direct modification to the database. Because this is relying upon values returned form a query it has the ability to hinder performance and you would want to ensue that the stored procedure does not create additional lag to return the values for the pick list

This podcast addresses configuring the different color coding options available in OnTime. Colors can be associated along with Priority, Status, Severity, and different Workflow Steps and then applied on the OnTime Main Grid or to your cards in the planning board.