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HOW TO USE TIMEKEEPER
LawReader has added a TimeKeeper to allow you to keep a running total of the hours you spend on a project. You can name a project then start the TimeKeeper clock to record the time.
This feature allows you Multitaskers to keep the time on five different projects at the same time.
Ex:
TimeKeeper No. 1—Record time spent on Smith v. Jones case research.
TimeKeeper No. 2- See how long your law clerk is taking to get you a double latte at
Starbucks.
TimeKeeper No. 3 – See how long you are on the phone with a client.
At this time it works only in Internet Explorer browser (the Blue E).
To activate the TimeKeeper go to LawReader Time Keeper at the top of the Home Page just under the Judge logo.
Then name your project, and start the clock and then minimize to hide the screen while you are working. When you close the window by minimizing it, a link will automatically open in your bottom toolbar. Click that link to reopen the TimeKeeper.
To save your data, you can e-mail it to yourself or print it out.
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