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An Intranet Attendence System

Introduction

Hi This is a simple intranet Attendence system.
::::::::::::::::::::How to Install:::::::::::::::::::::::

Just unzip all the file in inetpub/wwwroot folder and make a dsn "muster" for access.
You can also change the Office time/Login time in the cal/default.asp file.

You can install it on your boss system or any administrator system.
::::::::::How it works::::::::::::::::::::::::

when a user/employee comes in the office he/she has to entered in the system,
if he/ she comes after 9:30 AM the login status will become red and an
employee logged in once in a day when he/she leaves the office then he/she
has to be log out from the system.
Logout will only happen when the user mannualy logged out from the application , if the user shut down the application/system that does'nt mean that user looged out.

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I specialise in the design and development of Internet and Intranet applications on Windows 2000
and Windows NT. The main tools and technologies I use are: Visual InterDev, FrontPage,HTML
Dreamweaver Active Server Pages (VBScript and JScript),Java Server Pages, JavaScript,
Visual Basic 6, Component Object Model (COM),DCOM SQL Server 7.0, ADO, Access 97, Oracle8i
Index Server,Visual Interdev 6.0.
I also have some experience in web development on WindowsNT and Access,Oracle.

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GeneralMy vote of 1 Pin
Member 774276110-Mar-11 8:27
Member 774276110-Mar-11 8:27 
GeneralSeven 1s Pin
Colin Angus Mackay25-Apr-04 3:03
Colin Angus Mackay25-Apr-04 3:03 
Since people are voting you down and not explaining why I thought I might venture some guesses.

1. Your article doesn't have the look and feel of the code project article template. You've obviously used it partly but you've then altered it to the way you want it rather than the way that fits with the rest of the site. For example
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should really be surrounded by <h2> tags and with out the colons, like:

Some Text Here



2. There isn't a lot of substance to this article. How did you do it? Any challenges you had to overcome? Anything interesting in the way you implemented it?

3. "You can install it on your boss system or any administrator system" - It looks a bit simplistic to me. My company already use a customised internally written time sheet application that looks a heck of a lot better than this. What problems does it overcome that a company might have? How is it better than other similar solutions that are available?

4. In the download (I don't know what possesed me to download it) There is a read me first text file that says: "This is not a compelte application.There will be status report of the users.Where an Administrator/Your Boss can view the all employee status. I'm working on that." How about making it a complete application, then writing a complete article on it, then posting it. Either that, or make is very clear at the top of your article that is is a deliberate work in progress and ensure that the rest of the article is properly formatted.

This is just some initial thoughts on how to improve your article. At the top of your read me first file you have "ASP Emuster (Please Vote it)". I think some people have - just not the way you wanted.


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GeneralRe: Seven 1s Pin
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