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Family Connections is a private social networking website designed specifically for families to be as easy to use as possible. Key features are: message board, photo gallery, family tree, calendar, blog, chat room, address book and more.
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A Free For All online, open source phone book. Now store and retrieve contacts in a much easier and faster way! Now you can add name, numbers, birth date, address, image of a contact. Search for it easily and what more?? Print a contact card too!
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A bunch of tools for various purposes - lyrics presentation on a digital projector, CD copying organisation, an AJAX-based address book, Joomla! add-ons, software for monitoring incoming calls using FLI4L and AVM's Fritz!Box. Just something for everyone! The files on SourceForge are a bit aged, you can get an up-to-date overview at https://zephyrsoft.org or https://github.com/mathisdt
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Web based application which makes use of PHP and mySQL. It manages an address (or contact) book with basic functionalities (as to version Beta.2). More advanced features are in the roadmap. It is released under AGPL licence. Any feedback is welcome.
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YAPAB is an address entry collection system based on PostgreSQL (also can be ported to other database like MySQL), PHP and PHP PEAR. It has lot`s of features like: User accounts with adjustable permissions, Multi-Language support, IM between users...
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phparchive is a framework to build a internet/intranet application. You can create form where edit contents and handle joins, in this case a content is a collection of coherent information such as the cards of an address book or products in a catalog.
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PHP web-based project that includes modules for address book, birthday, reminder, bank-account, billing, articles... with includes multi language support and users-permissions/themes/configuration
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WebArchive is a framework to build a personalized contents manager. A content is a collection of coherent information as the cards of an address book, the items of a newspaper or the products of a catalog.
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An easy to use and configure, multi-user, secure contact organizer/address book for use in many situations. A no-nonsense application for fast, day-to-day use.
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phpMyContact is a web application written in PHP/MYSQL that allows you to have a simple address book in a web server. It is multi-user, multi-language and searching, adding, editing and deleting of contacts in your address book are implemented.
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My project is to develop a web-based helpdesk system incorporating PHP and MySQL. Features: FAQ knowledge base, Idiots Guide, Hints n Tips, XML integration, address book, and WAP functions and is being developed for an actual company and pos university.
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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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