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Easy Database Forms For All
Create Web Based Forms Quickly, With In-built DB, For All Your Teams
Please watch the video till 18m:00s / screenshots below for easy installation steps. This video is taken from my other project, with many similarities and some naming differences. After installation, login to the Administrator Page with : Username : root Password : change_this and look at the team1 database and the sample_table in it, from all aspects. You can now create your own tables/forms. Also, login into the team1 user page ( from homepage ) with : Username : team1... -
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IRBS - Institutional Registers Backup
Open Source Institutional Registers Backup Syst. for Paper Registers
If you are looking for a way to backup your numerous paper based registers, i.e. Admissions / Withdrawals, Fees, Attendance & Exam Mark Registers of Schools, Junior / Senior Colleges, then this software will help you. Designed with goals of Simplicity & packaged with all necessary open source tools to get you into action, straightaway. Refer Screenshots Below. Just download the above zip file, extract it to a Disk Partition, with lots of free space & Turn ON Network Discovery By Right... -
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Flervalgssystem
Fully featured norwegian web-based system for multiple choice testing.
This is a norwegian web-based system for multiple choice test creation and management. It runs on PHP and SQL, and is easily installed and configured. It is currently in use by several university courses in Norway, and has been developed and tested at the University of Oslo.
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