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Enter the name of the task here. This name is for your eyes only.
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Use this option to set the time spent on this task to an absolute value. 
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Use this option to change the time spent on this task relative to its current value.
For example, if you worked on this task for one hour without the timer running, you would add 1 hr. |
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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This is the time the task has been running since all times were reset.
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This is the time the task has been running this session.
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Specify how much time to add or subtract to the overall and session time
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Use this option to automatically start the timer on this task when you switch to the specified desktop(s). Select the desktop(s) that will automatically start the timer on this task.
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Continue timing. Timing has started at %1
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Located in
idletimedetector.cpp:117
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Stop timing and revert back to the time at %1.
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Located in
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Continue timing.
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Located in
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