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GPE Palmtop Environment equivalent for Expenses on the Palm. Supports payment types, categories, expense types (mileage, meals, parking, etc.), notes, currency selection etc. Data to be stored in a sqlite backend using the Query Object Framework.
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iceB - accounting software for Linux/Win
iceB - free and opensource accounting software for Linux and Windows
IceB is personal and corporate financial accounting (bookkeeping) software that can manage multiple accounts, multiple bases, and multiple users. It manages third parties, expenditures, and receipts categories, and also budgetary lines, financial years, and other. Support multiplatform - Linux/Unix and MS Windows (include Windows7) -
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GNU GPL accounting and store application based on ANSI SQL DB Server with various frontends (now supporting mainly MySQL).
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