Free tracks software for windows

Mouse Tracks 2.5 is a program equipped with the ability to log the mouse movement/clicks, internet time and the time that the system is running from your pc. Normally only an icon is visible in the taskbar. When maximimized the data is shown; Movement is shown as total movement and movement today (meter/ kilometer). Mouseclicks are shown as right, middle, left and total. The program also shows the amount of time that you are connected to the internet and the up-tme of the PC.

BitNami Tracks Stack 1.7-1 brings users a useful distribution of the GTD implementation Tracks. It includes pre-configured, ready to run versions of Apache, Ruby, Subversion and MySQL.

Major features:

1. Easy to Install: BitNami Stacks are built with one goal in mind: to make it as easy as possible to install open source software. Our installers completely automate the process of installing and configuring all of the software included in each Stack, so you can have everything up and running in just a few clicks.
2. Independent: BitNami Stacks are completely self-contained, and therefore do not interfere with any software already installed on your system.
3. Integrated: By the time you click the 'finish' button on the installer, the whole stack will be integrated, configured and ready to go.
4. Relocatable: BitNami Stacks can be installed in any directory. This allows you to have multiple instances of the same stack, without them interfering with each other.

Work-Time tracking system N-Track software was designed to be a work-time tracking system.It came about by accident. I had been involved in the development of an ASP based work-time tracking system for my company. Later on I had planned on converting it to .NET. But sadly my company wanted a version that could run on a Linux box and thus the web application was recoded using PHP. Anyway I had planned on using a remoting server and I didnt want to drop the idea.
Thats when Chris Maunder started this VC++.NET competition and I thought what the heck, specially after James T Johnson also gave it the green signal. Its not much of an app really, but it demonstrates how you can write a Windows service using Managed C++ and how you can set it up as a remoting server. It also shows how you can mix managed code with your MFC applications that can then act as remoting clients.
The N-Track client is the program that you distribute to your employees. In the demo project that comes with the installation the client will only run on the same machine as the server, because the client is set to connect to localhost. I guess in the next release this will have to be changed so that the client reads the remoting server host information from a configuration file which is created during the installation.
In fact the N-Track client should have its own installer package, instead of being bundled with the N-Track Admin tool and the N-Track remoting server as it is currently. Anyway it pops up a login dialog and you have to enter your username/password into the box and if you enter it correctly you get the screen shown above.
By default the date control will show the current date. But you can change it to any date you want to. You can have only 5 entries for any particular day, which is a restriction I placed on the client for UI requirements. The remoting server and the database have no such requirements. If you want to, you may write your own client that allows more than 5 entries per day.
The Project combobox will list all projects and the Activity combobox will list all activities. In the hours box you can fill in the hours you spent on any particular project. Using the date control if you move back to another date, the comboboxes will show the correct entries for that day and the hour boxes will show the entered hours. You can then modify any of the entries if you feel like it. The changes will not be saved unless you click on the Save button. You can to save for each date you have entered entries for. If you want to delete an entry, simply set the hours box to zero and the entry will get deleted. You can also change your password if you want to.

A digital In & Out Board that works over a network in your office. It is easily installed, easily learned, and easily used (so it will be used). The main program resides on your server. Everyone else has the Track Em In & Out Board on their workstation, giving them the instantaneous ability to check out, check in, or notify everyone that theyre busy. Theres no longer any need to contact the receptionist (who may not be at her desk). And everyone can track everyone else down, or leave a reminder to get in touch with them on their return.

Uses the real time DART and SubUrban data to track the train traffic at any Dublin station.
DART Track widget displays, right on your desktop, the schedule for the SubUrban trains in this city.
Stay up-to-date with the latest updated SubUrban train schedule.