TimeStamp

TimeStamp is a portable application that helps individuals with copying and pasting the exact time to any document or project they might have under development. The format can be changed, and the copy procedure is swift and painless. This is especially helpful for individuals who are desperately trying to keep order in hundreds or thousands of virtual files or documents. This app can help any individual working with times or dates become more efficient.

This particular program won't bother you at all. Why? Simply because it will sit quietly in the System Tray until you decide to use it. The small System Tray menu doesn't give lots of options. In fact, it allows one to select between two preset date and time arrangements. Clicking the Settings option will open a .TXT file that allows changing a couple of simple parameters within the app. It contains small guidelines for using this particular file. Thus, any individual will understand how the app works, even without previous knowledge.

The best possible scenario for using this app is when keeping track of various files or documents. Storing these, is one thing, but making them easy to find can be a real pain. By pasting timestamps within all these files, you'll be able to find what you're looking for a lot faster. Thus, this program can be credited with the improvement of workflow and the subsequent rise in productivity. Of course, one has to have a time or date-related job or position for the use of this app to make sense.

TimeStamp might seem to some as a useless, starter-type program. It's not. On the contrary, its features, combined with the awesome portability perk, make it a special and useful application that will, unfortunately, make sense only to some out there.