#
# Sample project file: project.txt
#

#
# This file contains two types of entries: those identifying projects and
# those identifying categories.  These entries may be intermixed, so long
# each category is identified before it appears in a project entry.  I find
# it more convenient to group all the category entries at the top of the
# file, followed by the project entries.
#
#
# A category is specified with a line like this:
#
#	-category_name:r,g,b
#
# where "category_name" is the name of the category.  If ":r,g,b" is given,
# it specifies the color in which projects belonging to the category are
# displayed on the PC-TimeClock screen; "r,g,b" are each a number from 0 to
# 255 specifying the red, green, and blue intensity, respectively.  If it
# is omitted, black is used.
#
# You may specify up to 10 different categories, but the more you give, the
# less space is available on the screen for their display.
#
-Business:0,255,0
-Personal:0,0,255

#
# A project is specified with a line like this one:
#
#	project_name-category_name
#
# where "project_name" is the name of the project, and "category_name" must
# match the name of a previously identified category.  Up to 25 entries may
# be given for each category.  The entries are shown on PC-TimeClock in
# the order that they appear in this file.  Other than that, the order has
# no importance, so you can arrange the projects alphabetically, or put
# your most frequent entries at the top, or whatever.
#
# Note that it is perfectly acceptable to have the same project appear in
# two or more categories.
#
Correspondence-Personal
Games-Personal
Home finances-Personal
Inventory-Business
Recipe manager-Personal
School work-Personal
Software development-Business
System maintenance-Business
Taxes-Business
Taxes-Personal