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Currency-lib
It's a class library that implements functions for working with curren
...CurrencyInfo class is responsible for storing information about specific currency in accordance with ISO-4217. CurrencyInfoDir class implements catalog of descriptions currencies, as well as searching for descriptions of currency by the ISO-4217 code. It's also provide the data about currency for the country. CurrencyLabel is a widget for displaying currency. This widget supports multiple display formats and styling with Qt Stylesheet. CurrencyLineEdit is a widget for inputting currency. The widget supports multiple input formats and implements autocompletion for entering the currency code. ... -
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SWTworkbench is:Essential Budget--the only open-source personal finance manager with mature budgeting support, Essential Data--a library making standard SWT controls data-aware, RCPLite--a simple RCP framework with an Eclipse 2.1 look, and more SWT tools
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Cynics
Accounting, POS And Inventory Source Code Written In VB.Net
Cynics Accounting, POS and Inventory Source Code is written in pure VB.Net language, fully compatible with Visual Studio 2005 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008. All processing related code in SQL Server 2005 Stored Procedure, utilizing the fastest processing power of SQL Server, and you can easily integrate your application with few stored procedure called!
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