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Ditch those spreadsheets, shared drives & crazy-expensive solutions with too many bells & whistles. ContractSafe offers the simplest way to manage your contracts efficiently without breaking the bank.
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A simple DVD database to keep track of your personal DVD library. Moves are automatically linked to IMDb. You can assign the genre and include DVD covers as well. You can also use this database to keep track of individuals that borrow your movies.
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This site hosts themes and mods for phpwebsite & misc. stuff featured on http://www.talloula.com. Themes include greendot, Aqua, WinXP2, and mods such phpmovielib (a dvd database), pwsthemes (demo any Theme), and phpwsMaps (driving directions) and more
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Stop messing with tools that aren’t designed to amplify volunteer programs. With VolunteerMatters, it’s a delight to manage everything in one place.
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A web-based DVD library that allows users to keep track of where there DVDs are (ie loaned). The project requires PHP and uses Adodb for the database connections. (so a database is required)
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DVD Manager is an e107 CMS plugin. This plugin will enable users to manage their DVD collection and show it to other members via webbased interface.
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MyMPAA is a feature rich catalog tool for DVD and other movies that automatically finds cover images, genres, and links to reviews of your titles. It also has user selectable themes, live parsing of netflix queues, and more. Check out the Screenshots!
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PhpMyDVDs is an application composed by a MySQL database and a PHP4 interface, witch provides you a usefull and powerfull DVD management
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phpMyCatalog catalogues the contents of your CD, DVD or any directory automatically. It stores the data and then you can search for specific files or other contents to easily locate your documents,music,programs..in your huge CD collection.
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Venn is a secure workspace for remote work that isolates and protects work from any personal use on the same computer. Work lives in a secure local enclave that is company controlled, where all data is encrypted and access is managed. Within the enclave – visually indicated by the Blue Border around these applications – business activity is walled off from anything that happens on the personal side. As a result, work and personal uses can now safely coexist on the same computer.
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A comfortable and secure list for all your DVD, DivX and (S)VCD movies, which also gives you nice statistics :) It uses PHP and MySQL to store its data.
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Keep track of your DVD collection with this simple PHP / MySQL script. Features: Fully customizable look and feel; optional links to the Internet Movie Database or to URLs of your choice; interface to add/edit/delete entries. See the homepage for a demo.
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mediaCat-GTK is a cross-platform GUI database frontend designed to allow you to index and search your mp3, dvd, and cd collections. It is written using the new PHP-GTK language bind and currently supports connections to mySQL and any database supported b
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This PHP driven application will allow you to set up an CLUGS for your site. Basically its an easy way of sharing & exchanging DVDs (other media will follow) with your friends. ====> PLEASE READ NEWS: ** Migrating to OpenDB **
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A PHP/MySQL based book collection database with customizable fields for novel series, multiple authors, sub-categories, autographs, rare editions, report printing, CSV file exporting/importing. Future VHS/DVD/CD/vinyl collection capabilities.
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To keep track of various stuff here at home. Like books, records (CD, LP), video/DVD etc. There isn't a web based database that I've found that is free that keeps track of all this.
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flickThing is a php-script that keeps catalogs of your movies and tracks who you lend your copy of Star Wars DVD and how long ago.
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