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JCash is a full featured, Java based money management application. It will provide all of the standard checking and expense account management functions, planning and budgeting capabilities and synchronization with the PCash PalmOS application.
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We took the "Hours" project, which is an open source PalmOS based hours tracking application, and created a perl script which runs on the SQL-Ledger server, parses the emailed project hours, and inserts the data into SQL-Ledger's "Time Card" databas
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j2Wallet is a Expense Manager designed to work in every device that supports MIDP 1.0 (PalmOS, Cellphones, etc...). j2Wallet let you managed every penny that in/out of your pocket.
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FreeCoins for Palm OS� is a personal finance manager with a synchronisation module for GnuCash under development. The program supports double entry bookkeeping, multiple accounts, split transactions and quite a few other features.
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The purpose of this project is to develop an open source receipt program that will record receipt data and allow it to be viewed/filtered/sorted. There is also a PalmOS application to allow PDA data entry (and subsequent importing) while away from home.
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