We just released our first maintenance update for Virtual TimeClock 19. The 19 Release 1.1 update has several minor bug […]
One of the quickest and easiest ways to add and edit timecard entries in Virtual TimeClock is to use your […]
With some regularity we hear from Virtual TimeClock users who noticed the dates on their timecards aren’t correct. Displaying the […]
In the unfortunate event of hardware failure on your Virtual TimeClock computer, you may be left with access to only […]
Virtual TimeClock 19 shipped brand new 64 bit applications for each edition of Virtual TimeClock. This platform migration, from 32-bit […]
Virtual TimeClock 19 introduced brand new HiDPI support for Windows. HiDPI is a technical shorthand term that means ‘high dots […]
Virtual TimeClock 19 shipped with brand new date, time & calendar controls that are implemented across the entire program. These […]
Several Virtual TimeClock users on Windows computers have reported issues upgrading their software from version 18 to 19. In this […]
A small number of Mac users who have upgraded their time clock to Virtual TimeClock 19 Release 1 reported that […]
Our Virtual TimeClock 19 release included full support for macOS Dark Mode, which is available starting with macOS Mojave (10.14). […]
July 11, 2019
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