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Automated Network Inventory Software PXE
PXE based automated Network PC Inventory and Windows Imaging Cloning
... image your windows installation for deployment to bulk machines. A web based graphical user interface can be accessed using a console management system, to manage inventory, print reports, export data into various formats, such as CSV , Excel, TXT, Json, PDF, PNG & etc,. Comprehensive detailed reporting based on various computer hardware components such as processors, ram, hdd and etc are available. PIE, BAR & Line charts can also be accessed using GUI. For more information read WIKI. -
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Barcode Generator & Scanner Reader
Barcode Generator Printer Reader (Scanner device)
You may Generate Barcode then print to paper. Reader box has been added to the reader tab where you can read the data from hand held scanner. you should install the fonts before using this software (available at files section) details at https://computeraidedautomation.com/index.php Export to excel function is not available in version V1 -
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abelujo
Free software for bookshops.
Abelujo helps bookshops or publishers manage their stock of books. It provides a quality bibliographic search, works with a barcode scanner, allows to dispatch books in many places, records sells, understands deposits, can export lists to txt, pdf or csv (Excel or LibreOffice), has statistics, and more.
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