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Invoices & Auto Reports by Email Php
Invoices & Auto Reports by Email php+mysql
Invoices / Quotation & Auto Reports by Email php+mysql with the hability of read TXT lines and convert to checkboxes wich you can use to create the quote for a potential client. Main form takes domain name (given), creates the potential email address, phone number, client name and comments. -
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FillMAd
Fill Mail Addresses: Manual entry of addresses to database, export
* Note: SF gives wrong "latest version" info (0.0.15 while it is now 2015 v. 0.2.0 - so select from Browse All Files). Manage the e-mail addresses you need for a mailing: input e-mail address, company, contact, etc and store in your (local) MySQL database. The input of the e-mail has some minor format-control and auto-complete which saves time typing. Make a selection to do a CSV-export to external online mailinghost. Keep the control over your addresses that are basicly stored on... -
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Basically a threaded message board written in Java. Nothing too fancy, but we'd like to be able to have an easy to install and use comment board. Email and IM don't quite cut it for us.
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