PaidLeave version 1.1
by Rick Glunt, Copyright © 2000, All Rights Reserved.
What's New - Release Notes
What is PaidLeave?
How to use PaidLeave
Suggestions/Bug Reports/Wish Lists
Version 1.0 - 7/12/2000
Version 1.1 - 7/20/2000
Thanks to everyone who submitted suggestions based on version 1.0. I've include many of those
suggestions in this release.
NOTE: Please note that you should delete version 1.0 then install version 1.1 due to numerous database changes. Sorry for the inconvenience.
PaidLeave tracks your vacation time, personal days, or other time you can accrue.
How to setup and use PaidLeave
First, enter your accrual fields using the category box
in the upper right hand corner. Enter accrual settings for each category
by selecting that category then select 'Settings...' from the
menu. Enter your accrual rate, frequency, next update, and whether you want to carry-over
time for one year to the next. For example, if I accrue 1 day per month and I am allowed to
carry-over time, I would enter 1 in the amount field, select 'monthly' for the frequency, and
check the carry-over box. Now PaidLeave will add 1 day to my accrual balance every month starting
with the date I entered in the Next Update field.
Next, use the 'Adjust Balance...' option from the main menu to set the accrual balance you the
paid leave time you currently have accrued.
Shortcut: Click the amount
displayed at the bottom of the main screen.
Now when you decide to take a day off, click the 'New' button and enter the date you are
taking, a brief description, and how much time you are taking. For example, if I am going
to take a half day to go fishing (which I do as much as possible) I enter the date, write
'Fishing' in the description, and enter .5 in the amount. PaidLeave will adjust my balance
accordingly.
If you start to accumulate a lot of days in your table, you can use the 'Purge...' option
in the menu to remove all days based on a date you enter. This does not alter the accrual
balance at all.
Suggestions/Bug Reports/Wish Lists
Please let me know of any suggestions or bugs you may find in my
programs.
Also, if you have an idea for a new program I would like to know. I will keep a list
of possible programs and will make my best attempt at producing the program you are
looking for.
You can reach me at rjg@lumaxlighting.com.