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    GridSheet

    GridSheet

    Generate your own printable graphing paper

    GridSheet is a command line-based printable graphing paper generator, allowing user to generate quadrille paper with custom page size, background color, margin, grid spacing, line thickness, and line color; with two different line styles supported on the same grid. Output format is PDF 1.3. Other than command-line program, it also come with a CGI front end that can be installed as a web application, allowing intranet users to generate graphing paper from their web browser. GridSheet is...
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    This Perl module is intended to make it easy to create web forms by allowing you to describe them in a simple langauge. These descriptions are parsed and turned into CGI::FormBuilder objects.
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    The Hosting Services Management System (often called Admin-panel) is intended to provide Web hosters and their clients with robust, powerful but simple enought interface for manage their webhosting related objects.
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    A web-based helpdesk ticketing system. It adopts a more effective ticket sorting/ranking method instead of the cumbersome "assign/completed". More: http://www.upoint.info/cgi
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    This program is a perl CGI script that accesses Address and Datebook PDB files (via Palm::PDB). It is intended for a home or office LAN. It basically publishes the information stored in the PDB files so that anyone on the LAN (e.g. my wife) can view it.
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    BrainWare is a set of perl objects providing a web based set of groupware tools (mail, FTP, irc, calendar, forum, and H323 video conference for the time being), creating a knowledge workplace for organizations of any size.
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    MyRecords is an incredibly versitile web application to maintain SQL records in a professional manner. Designed for office use, with full search capabilities, easy administration, and tons of customization.
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    Compiles a file of reusable, context-overridable html/perl chunks into straight perl CGI. Project file can survive being edited in a wysiwyg html editor (eg Frontpage or Dreamweaver) for artistic polish. Tracks session data. MySQL integration optional.
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