Search Results for "tracker 2012-2.0.0"

...Not meant to run hidden but is for tracking personal productivity where an individual requires time-sheets to be filled in or to track activity for playback and recovery automatically. Does not connect over the network or try upload any files. All capture is local and virus free. This is meant to be a productivity tracker and not a key logging tool on other users machines. That is why it is not a service and not hidden. Refer to the code for full disclosure. Special mention to :http://capablemonkey.blogspot.com/2012/03/simple-keylogger-in-vb-net.html for giving me ideas and helping me understand the process of capturing screens and keys.

...The goal is to support advanced features similar to iterm2. Just download and try it. If you see any issues you can install one of the Visual Studio runtimes VC++ 2012 or VC++ 2010. If you still face issues report it to us. Report any issues or feature-requests in issue-tracker. We need help from volunteers to find and fix any blocking issues, so that a stable release can be made soon.

...We are currently testing these across a range of computers and updating these regularly as issues become apparent. A list of known issues are in the release notes/readmes. The paper describing PATHLOGIC-S has been published in PLoS One (7th August, 2012). If you use PATHLOGIC-S, please cite: Fearnley, L.G., Nielsen, L.K. (2012) PATHLOGIC-S: A Scalable Boolean Framework for Modelling Cellular Signalling. PLoS One. PATHLOGIC-S is tested to be compatible with Cytoscape 2.8.2 and lpsolve 5.5.2. Earlier versions of these SHOULD work - report any problems to the bug tracker here. ...

This program was made with the intention of creating a usable interface for Bishop Carroll students to manage their schoolwork in a way that is specifically made for them. The Bishop Carroll Schoolwork Tracker was developed during the summer of 2012, by Joel Gallant.

This is what I would consider my first really useful program. I've been coding for about a week and I guess this is the result. This was coded using liberty basic v4.04.