OnTime 2009 has a new Startup Wizard that appears when a new database is created. This week we cover the wizard and explain some of the options that you can select on the new Startup Wizard.

This week is for anyone who is still on an earlier version of OnTime and wants to move to the latest version of OnTime 2009. These quick tips will help you to get upgraded more easily.

OnTime 2009 is getting some major changes in one important area: Tasks. This week we discuss how tasks worked in OnTime 2008 and how they are changing in OnTime 2009.

This week we discuss the ways in which you can create e-mail rules for OnTime 2009. These are called either Notifications or Alerts and can be tied to items or projects. These help you to monitor what activity occurs inside your database.

This week we'll cover some additional smaller features coming in OnTime 2009. Take a look at how you can attach multiple files for Web, use inline attachments through e-mail, take advantage of some of the new filtering options, and maximize your OnTime experience through convenient keyboard shortcuts! Check it out!

Next for OnTime 2009, we'll show you some other smaller features that are still very powerful! Voting is now available for your items, making it easy to get feedback. Copying projects with a "Deep Copy" makes it possible to now copy items inside the folder as well as the folder itself. Also, time units can be customized for counting purposes.

The Project Wiki has received some special attention in OnTime 2009. Through the Wiki you can now post comments, set up e-mail notification rules, revert the wiki to previous versions, and set up security for these permissions. Come and see the new functionality of the Project Wiki in OnTime 2009!

One of the new revisions to the OnTime 2009 Suite is the Project Dashboard. This amazingly powerful feature will astound you with rapid charting and graphing that you can create with a few mouseclicks. Worklogs have also been enhanced in 2009 and this timesheet data can be displayed on the Project Dashboard in the form of Burndown or Trend Analysis charts.

One of the new additions to the OnTime 2009 Suite is the Releases tab. Now your company can track products, versions, and milestones independently from your project tree. Easily see what defects are in a certain version, or assign features and tasks to a particular milestone/sprint to complete in the future. Come and see the new Releases tab in action!

Did you know that you can block specific users from interacting with specific fields per project? And that this is independent from field templates? This week we'll teach you this little trick if you have certain fields that you don't want individual users to change.