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When it comes to measuring time intervals in hours, minutes, seconds and sub-seconds, and capturing cycle-rates and speed, SnapTimePro has many useful features which set this product apart. It is suitable for a wide variety of purposes, including sports rate, speed and timing measurement, and video and animation timing. 

There has been demand to use SnapTimePro for time studies in ERP/CRM applications. If you replace your SnapTimePro.exe file with this one (making the application Version 2.1.2),  you will have the option to set the Tab key as a sytem-wide Snap Hotkey. So, as you Tab to move from one field to the next in your ERP/CRM application, you'll get a time snap in the SnapTimePro Report. Click here for alternative link to V 2.1.2.

The world's FIRST voice-controlled stopwatch: All you need is the Microsoft Speech SDK installed and configured on your PC. Then if you replace your SnapTimePro.exe file with this one (making the application version 2.1.3), you will be able to start, stop and reset SnapTimePro, snap the time, add a comment to the captured time, and make Report, all with your voice! Click here for alternative link to V 2.1.3.

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Detailed Features List

	The ability to 'snap' (capture) the time at any moment (like the split/lap control of a conventional stopwatch). STP gives an audio-visual indication of a 'snap' - in the form of a camera shutter click and a flash of the digital display. You can turn this on or off at will.
	All snapped times get collated in STP's Report - if a time is snapped while the stopwatch is stopped, the corresponding record appears yellow and with an 'S' prefixed to the time, to differentiate the record from other times.
	Percentage weights are automatically calculated and assigned to each time (ie the proportion of the total elapsed time each snapped time represents) - these weights of course continuously adjust as new times are recorded. In the STP Report, you can add a comment to each snapped time to indicate what the time means. This can be done at any stage - as each time is snapped, or afterwards. You can also mark which times you would like excluded from calculations, when STP determines 'shortest time gap', 'longest time gap' and 'average time gap'.
	If you are using the mouse to start, stop and reset the stopwatch, and to snap times, SnapTimePro lets you decide whether the controls should activate as you press the mouse button down, or as you release the mouse button.
	System-wide, user-defined Hotkeys can be set.  Instead of using the mouse, you can start, stop, reset the stopwatch, snap the time and invoke the STP menu from within any other application by means of keyboard Hotkeys of your choice, even if the main STP Control Panel is not visible. This is the Hotkeys selection panel for Version 2.1.2. If you perform the following two steps: 1. Tick the checkbox 'Snap On Tab and Tab To Next' 2. Minimize SnapTimePro to the System Tray: (Yellow clock face icon) Then pressing the Tab key in whatever application you have open, will take you to the next field/object in the Tab Order, and also snap the time in STP's Report.
	You can produce three types of hardcopy timing results reports with SnapTimePro:   -a CSV text file of the raw timing data (which you can import into say, a spreadsheet). -a document-like, formatted text file of the timing results. -a formatted Word document of the timing results.
	ALL the session details are included in SnapTimePro's formatted text file of the timing results, and in the Word document of the timing results - your comments against the snapped times, percentage weights, the timer resolution, minimum, maximum and average time gaps, when the session was begun and when the report was created.
	STP lets you easily set the sub-second resolution of the stopwatch to anywhere between 0 (ie counts only every second) and 100 (ie counts 1/100 second) at any stage. Using special algorithms, conversions are lossless - whenever you choose a new sub-second resolution, all the timing results already in the STP Report automatically adjust, as does the digital display. The adjustable timer resolution is a useful feature when you need to time events which occur with a specific regularity every second. When set to 1/100 second resolution, STP can time to 99 hours : 59 minutes : 59 seconds : 99 sub-seconds.
	If you need to perform your timing over a number of sessions, or in a discontinuous fashion, you can save and load your timing sessions.
	You can 'rewind' the stopwatch back or 'fast-forward' the time, and begin timing from  that point:  When you do this, the timing results already in the STP Report automatically adjust (eg all existing times in the STP Report greater than the 'rewound' time are deleted).
	STP's digital display can be in the form of an LCD or LED panel - and you can select either style at any stage. If LED display is chosen, the LED elements appear green when the stopwatch is running, but red when stopped. By default, the digital display is attached to the main STP Control Panel, but can be detatched, moved around the screen and positioned anywhere separately. The digital display panel can be made 'Always on Top', by right clicking on the edge of the digital display panel, and choosing that option from the pop-up menu. The digital display panel can even be made translucent (ie transparent to varying degrees) - if your Operating System is Windows 2000 or XP. You will find that right clicking on the edge of the digital display panel will show the menu option 'Display Transparency...' if you are running Windows 2000 or XP, otherwise that option will not be presented. The main STP Control Panel can be minimized to the System Tray.
	STP includes a Speed module and a Rate module. When the stopwatch is running, these modules allow you to capture respectively, Speed in kph or mph (depending on whether distance is entered in m, feet or yards) and Rate in seconds/cycle and cycles/minute. You can get STP to measure the Rate over anywhere between 1 and 4 observed cycles.
	You can produce three types of hardcopy results reports for each of the Speed and Rate measurements: -a CSV text file of the raw Speed or Rate data (which you can import into say, a spreadsheet) -a document-like, formatted text file of the Speed or Rate results  -a formatted Word document of the Speed or Rate results.   Included in the Speed report are - the date and time each speed reading was taken, and your comments against the Speeds.
	Included in the Rate report are - the date and time each Rate reading was taken, the number of observed cycles over which each Rate reading was taken, the rate readings in seconds/cycle and cycles/minute, and your comments against the Rate readings.