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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...

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.

UPDATE: Load the Release package and the single new JPortal.jar file. After installing - copy the new jar over the one installed! This is important, otherwise graphics can not be imported properly! --- JPortal version 1.3 is released!

Archivist is a program for "Magic the Gathering". Archivist allows you to create Magic Decks for Mindless Automaton and Apprentice. You can manage your private card collection and multiple decks. Rich analysis tools help you to improve your deck. Archivist 2 is the latest version build for Windows Systems using the .NET Framework. Download as archive or self extracting archive. No installation required! CODE moved to GitHub - https://github.com/spech66/archivist

Comic Box is a web-based comic collection management system. Planned features include collection management, an issue wish list, list exports, and multi-user support.

This project is about creating a portable launcher for the Maniac Mansion Mania Fangame-Project.

The Model Operations Processing System (MOPS) has been designed to assist operations on model railroads. It has the look and feel of mainframe systems that would have been in used in the late 20th century.