We cover some of the updates made to Source Control Management through OnTime since episode 67. This includes support for TortoiseSVN and RocketSVN for Visual Studio, and using commits or check-ins using your Source Control Utility to automate workflow in OnTime.

This weeks episode of Fear the Bug covers some of the enhancements bundled with OnTime 10.1. Some of these include: More powerful customer search tool, Improved Email using OnTime Web, Viewing project information, and Managing users.

This week's episodes covers some of the new features included with the release of OnTime version 10.1. Some features include bringing the OnTime Planning Board to the iPad, as well as the ability to view burndown charts from the Planning Board interface. Other features include Favorite Projects, Auto-Refresh, Global Settings Locator, and over a dozen other features and enhancements. To learn more about OnTime v10.1 please visit Axosoft.com.

This podcast is the last in our series on Reporting in OnTime. We discuss creating reports from scratch using either the standard stored procedures for the built-in reports, or using custom sql queries or stored procedures under "Other Reports" We also cover such topics as report settings, grouping, scripting and resources like the user's guide.

This week's podcast covers how to modify any of OnTime's built-in reports. We discuss the different sections of the report, as well as modifying formatting, and adding and removing fields into the details section of the reports. Modifying reports requires the OnTime Windows Client so if you're an OnTimeNow hosted customer you will need to connect to your database using the Remote Server. Remember that all hosted accounts come with 1 free Remote Server license which will allow you to modify and create custom reports.

This week's podcast we cover using all the powerful reports that come built-in to OnTime. These reports are extremely versatile and flexible by accepting any parameters like filters, searches criteria, sorting, and grouping and pass it on automatically when constructing your report

Customizing Report Shortcuts allow users in OnTime to decide which items will be included while running reports. Users can choose from selecting items displayed in the main grid as well as using any OnTime filters or SQL filter statements.

The OnTime Stopwatch is a new feature which allows users to keep track of time spent working with OnTime items in a convenient, familiar manner and upload work log entries into your OnTime database. The Stopwatch is a utility that runs in the system tray of any Windows machine so it can be quickly pulled up, and then minimized to allow maximum time working on OnTime items.

This is a question that comes up often when deciding how many licenses to purchase with your OnTime Account and we would like to make sure that you're purchasing the appropriate licenses for your company.

In this episode we cover installing the OnTime Data Visualizer and creating a dataset using items in your OnTime Database to be analyzed in the Data Visualizer. The OnTime Data Visualizer requires an Enterprise license for OnTime and Microsoft Pivot to be installed on a machine that has access to your instance of OnTime Web or OnTimeNow hosted account.