If your TimePilot IV software doesn’t show the 'Adjust Transaction Dates and Times' menu item, you need to update your software. All the selected transactions will change. In the box that appears, enter the number of hours and/or days (use a negative number if you want to go back in time-for instance, if you want to change a transaction from 8 a.m.

Right-click on the newly highlighted transactions and choose 'Adjust Transaction Dates and Times' in the pop-up menu.

All of the transactions in the group will be highlighted.

To select a group, click on the first transaction in the group, then hold down shift and click the last transaction in the group. To select more than one transaction, click the first, then hold down your Control key and click each of the other transactions. Click on the transaction(s) you want to change.It’s called “Adjust Transaction Dates and Times,” and here’s how to set it up: An update was issued to the TimePilot IV software on March 1 that gives you that capability. I forgot to reset the time on my clock for Daylight Saving Time, and now I have many transactions that are off by an hour. (For instance, a black background isn’t a good choice, because the numbers are also black.) Note: Make sure you choose a light color-otherwise it will be difficult to see. Check the item(s) you want to highlight, set the number of hours to what you want and choose a color for each category.

Click the “View” menu, then “Alerts Setup.”.The TimePilot IV software can also highlight any combination of eight criteria (more than a specified number of hours worked in a day, more than a specified number of overtime hours in a week, etc.), and assign a color to each. I’d like the TimePilot software to highlight when an employee has accumulated more than an hour of overtime.

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