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Data Crow allows you to use the standard movie & video (divx, xvid, DVD, Blu-ray, etc), book (and eBooks), images, board games, comic books, games & software, music (mp3 and other music files) cataloguing modules. Besides these modules, which you can change to fit your requirements, you can create new modules (want to catalogue your stamps, equipment, or anything else?). The GUI is skinnable. Reporting (using JasperReports and their community edition JasperSoft Developer Studio ), loan...

...One of the game's key features is the fine-tuned balance of hundreds of gameplay parameters, based on player-collected statistics. However, this feature is not yet fully implemented — it requires a server machine, which I currently don’t have due to personal circumstances. If anyone can provide a server machine or a service like Google Virtual Machine, it would be highly useful and greatly appreciated. The game is written in pure Java using a custom engine. A Java developer or designer is welcome to collaborate on the development. ...

For comparative plus/minus spreadsheet data, Coulson Plot Generator application creates a multiple pie diagram, for a rapid visual comparison of subunit occupancy across a range of entities. Numbers of pies, segments, labels and colours are customisable. Creates an editable PDF from a comma separated text file. Now with zoom capability and more memory, for larger datasets. Save images in several formats including SVG.

An Open Source (C# .NET) TeamPlay Environment. - Permits the easy downloading of games that may not be available via Steam, and their Source Port derivatives. - Preconfigured for easy play. - Enables the easier download of enhanced user made content for such titles. - Enables easier Multi-Player. - May incorporate a chat client in later versions. - Encryption: May incorporate up to 9.99% U.S.-origin parts or components. Officially Supported Operating Systems: -...

CGM aims to be a functional, easy-to-use web-based card game/management app. At this time there is OCTGN and a few other pay-to-use alternatives that are available, and OCTGN is the most familiar to me (for playing Game of Thrones and Magic). There is no functionality that OCTGN (or any card management app for that matter) has that couldn't be available from a web-based app.