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  • #798
    Anonymous
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    I am using the comment-field extensively to describe what I am doing. It would be very comfortable, to have a popup-window or something else when starting working on a project, where the comment can be inserted.

    #1467
    Anonymous
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    @michix wrote:

    I am using the comment-field extensively to describe what I am doing. It would be very comfortable, to have a popup-window or something else when starting working on a project, where the comment can be inserted.

    Same thing here… Except the “popup” should pop when I change or stop a “project”. This feature should obviously be optional [via the preference page].

    #1468
    margenewoodriffmargenewoodriff
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    I would like to third this request. Having the “Comments” box pop up automatically, either on starting or stopping a task would be a big help in my use of Klok. It should definitely be optional, and you can select when it pops up.

    #1469
    Anonymous
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    I would not prefer this. Klok should be less obtrusive and remain streamlined as it is.

    #1470
    Anonymous
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    This is absolutely essential to my team and is one of the primary stops in preventing us from purchashing licenses for everyone. Klok makes it so easy to add time to your day (by dragging and dropping) that often users forget WHAT they actually did or WHY they did it. And, unfortunately, it is NOT very easy to add comments to a task that you just started. You must either expand your view so the new entry shows up large enough (not a good option) or hunt down the Time Entry for the item (an even worse option because of how much more complex the steps are).

    In short, if adding time is going to be easy then telling Klock WHAT / WHY you are working on that task need to be just as easy. Otherwise, the user ends up with countless time slices that they cannot remember the specifics of.

    Thanx,
    Fred

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