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A widely-used open source support ticket system. It seamlessly integrates inquiries created via email, phone and web-based forms into a simple easy-to-use multi-user web interface. Modified only slightly from the parent Open Source Package per GPL st
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A command line utility for searching vCard (version 3.0) files which hold multiple contacts. The goal it to provide the user a convenient and easy to use means of accessing personal contact information, particularly phone numbers, in a desktop setting.
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A network asset management written in PHP & MySQL. Maintains a list of servers that can be x-ref by multiple items. Features: locations,manufacturers,vendors(contact names & phone numbers), Device log ,List of network ports,Software manager,File manager
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A˛Z is a simple and efficient web-based contact management software that runs on PHP and MySQL. You can use it to replace your phonebook or even use it as an office-wide phone directory. It is all yours to decide!
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