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Cattery Management is a pedigree, genetics and cattery management database for cat breeders. It is built in MS Access (Access 97 and above) by cat breeders and has a comprehensive list of features to track and manage all cattery activities.
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IT Administration With Access (ITAWA) provides IT administrator types with a robust database application to track and manage their inventory of assets and licenses. ITAWA covers all software, licenses and hardware conceivable.
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Visual Basic 6/MySQL - This is a client/server application. Users and Admin users can clock in and clock out to keep track of hours worked. Use it for a project to keep track of billable hours or for your employees to make sure they are at work on time.
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MP3 Organizer Database for Windows. Utilizes ID3 tags, filenames, and a "constantly learning" database to keep track of MP3 files on a computer. Seperate server and client programs are being developed.
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MoneyTrack is a personal financial recording system, means it keeps track of your incomes / expenses via a database which can be accessed in different ways. There are several frontends available (web frontend, java-client, ...).
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Two applications, one VB/Win32, the other Palm, and a conduit, designed to track scale model collections from desire through purchase, building, contest entry, and display.
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