Internet Logger

This is the French language version of Internet Logger v. 2.1.1 translated by Philippe Bonnaure. Internet Logger v. 2.1.1 is a utility application allows you to keep track of how much time you spend on your internet accounts. It requires System 7 or later. It can also be used to track long distance telephone use or to track time spent on client accounts. First, among many other potential uses, Internet Logger will provide a convenient means to fully document your internet connections, including: - Tracking session times and cumulative use time by day and month. - Ability to enter complex session rate structures and automatically estimate session and cumulative costs by day or month. - Ability to count down time remaining on either prepaid hours or hours charged at a flate rate. - Optional Log file documenting session and cumulative times and estimated costs. - Optionally compute session times by rounding up to the nearest minute. Some online services seem to compute times this way. You can check it yourself. - Allows automatic connection via PPP, SLIP, or operation as a manual timer. - Allows multiple timers with individual settings. You can keep track of use of multiple providers conveniently. Each can have it's own log file. - Compatibility with Open Transport when used with OT/PPP. FreePPP is also supported. New features in version 2.1.1: Version 2.1.1 adds support for FreePPP 2.6 or greater and allows automatic opening of internet browser or other application when Internet Logger is launched. Timers created with version 1.x are not compatible with version 2.x. Do not try to open Timers created with version 1.x. Instead, keep version 2.x in its own folder and create new timers using version 2.x. You may continue to use v. 1.x simultaneously if you need to time two things at once.