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A multi database application for the palm operating system to keep track of time spent on projects or at work. with a converter pdb2csv.
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PostMO is a database system which monitors moving object(for instance, cars) in cities. It can be used to monitor city traffic. It bases on PostGIS which has a lot of functions to operate geo. objects(such as streets).
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The Monster Journal - An electronic journalling program to replace the paper notebook. The Monster Journal provides the user a centralized, easily accessible electronic notebook for storing thoughts, ideas, and answers to questions.
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ProjAssist hopes to create an easy environment for managing software and other projects. This includes keeping information about projects, working groups, employees, timesheets, and so on.
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Keep company data safe with Chrome EnterpriseMake AI work your way with Chrome Enterprise. Block unapproved sites and set custom data controls that align with your company's policies.
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The goal of this project is to develop a flexible and easy to use dive logbook for Palm OS based PDA. The advantages of the old paper logbook should be combined with the power of a computer.
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DungaSync is an effort to create a generic architecture to synchronize data over a wide range of formats and data sources. It it not bound to a certain platform, its concept allows the adaptation to any datasource. NOTE: DEVELOPMENT STOPPED! 12/2001 CS
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