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   levelone | Oct 30, 2009 09:41am | #1

   Attached are two different forms I've used.  One is a generic two week time card that could work for you.  The other is a form I made for long-term projects to help keep track of things; it could be modified to work for you.

    

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   jibdow | Oct 30, 2009 04:42pm | #4

   thanks for the info I just cant seem to open the file, it wont load up on my mac

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   levelone | Oct 31, 2009 05:39am | #7

   They are MS Word documents.  Surely a Mac can open them...

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   MikeSmith | Oct 31, 2009 03:10pm | #8

   weekly time card

   here's one we've used for about 20 years...... the back has  a list of the 25 job categories we track and a recapitulation column...

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   ...the front has daily space  for Mon - Saturday  and two lines for Sunday work.... we've never worked Sunday... but you never know..

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   the size is 5 1/2 x 8 1/2... so two cards from one cardstock sheet.... i file them with a 2-hole  punch.... and  bind them  in yearly stacks at the end-of-year

    

   Mike Hussein Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

   Edited 10/31/2009 8:12 am ET by MikeSmith

   Edited 10/31/2009 8:13 am ET by MikeSmith

   
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   frammer52 | Oct 31, 2009 05:29pm | #9

   Do you go further and use the time cards when figuring out your estimates?

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   MikeSmith | Oct 31, 2009 08:25pm | #10

   that's why we track 25 categoriesMike Hussein Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore

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   frammer52 | Oct 31, 2009 08:40pm | #11

   I see.Thanks

    

   Dave

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   drozer | Nov 01, 2009 03:15am | #12

   /... we've never worked Sunday... but you never know../i work a lot of sundays, just to get small jobs finished. so i'll work, like, 8 days straight, and then take a couple of days off.anyways... jeffrey katzenberg (sp?), when he was at disney, used to tell his guys- hey, if you're not here saturday, don't bother coming in sunday. <g>.

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   levelone | Oct 30, 2009 09:43am | #2

   Oops, here is the other form...

    

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   Hiker | Oct 30, 2009 02:22pm | #3

   Here is ours

    

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   jibdow | Oct 30, 2009 04:44pm | #5

   Thanks, cant open file?

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   Hiker | Oct 30, 2009 07:54pm | #6

   It is windows xp excel file.  I bet the mac can do the conversion.