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Webbased Image/Picture Database. PS-Image-Database is to archive, display and administrate your private pictures. It's more a intranet solution as for Internet. It contains vantages as -transfer2webserver(ftp), voting, thumbnails, searching, importing..
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A comprehensive voting system to intended for high schools elections/polls. Once implemented, elections can be held without any expensive paper ballots. Most important, tallies are accurate and the voting interface is quick and simple.
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Mp3base is a web based mp3 database and jukebox. It uses mysql to store songs and mpg123, xmms or shout (icecast) for playing. The player can be run on a remote machine. Multiple users, playlists and voting are supported.
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Tuna is essentially a remake of tunez. Purpose is a web-based music cataloging, voting and playing system. Tuna extends tunez with a new web interface, exhaustive mp3 information, id3 info correction, duplicate filtering and separate moods and genres.
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Another PHP voting web app. Used in a student senate election. Uses a mysql database to store candidates, positions, voters, write in candidates. Uses PHP sessions and cookies and keeps track of voters so that each voter gets one vote.
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