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Kalkun is an open source web-based SMS (Short Message Service) manager. It uses Gammu SMSD (part of gammu family) as SMS gateway engine to deliver and retrieve messages from your phone/modem. Documentation is on the wiki: https://github.com/kalkun-sms/Kalkun/wiki Development and source code can be found on github: https://github.com/kalkun-sms/Kalkun/
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Referee Manager
Management of table tennis umpires, referees, and their assigments.
Referee Manager is an offline, stand-alone program for managing table tennis umpires, referees, and their assigments. Development takes place in gitlab, releases are released as git tags in gitlab or files here in sourceforge. https://gitlab.com/open-tt/refereemanager/ -
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Es un gestor de Mail para enviar correos de forma masiva, trabaja con una base de datos y puede importar desde cualquier servidor de correo (Hotmail, Live, Gmail, Yahoo, etc...), no hace falta iniciar sesion, trabaja con los archivos exportados.
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OpenJean is a cross-platform, extensible, personal information manager. It includes: file manager, RSS aggregator, calendar and appointments diary, mailer, image manager, multimedia manager, favorites, notes, tasks, anniversaries, topics and address book
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A small RubyCocoa utility to manage personal mailing lists. I wrote this for our small business to manage newsletter mailing lists and special interest groups when the only existing tools I could find on the internet for Mac OS X were commercial.
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MailBlaster is an easy way to create and send e-mail to groups of addresses. It is easily tweaked for individual needs. It includes a list manager and wysiwyg html message editor, and an easy to edit config file.
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IlohaMail is a PHP based lightweight full featured multilingual webmail program with IMAP and POP3 support. IlohaMail also includes a full-featured contacts manager, bookmarks manager, and scheduler.
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Enterprise Collabortion Suite 2004. ECS2004 is a Web Mail, Shared Calendar, Projects, Helpdesk, Survey Engine, File Manager, Contacts, Forums and IM suite. Easy to use and a very low user learning curve. Professional look and feel. Easy installation.
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pVigil is an Objected Oriented Bug/Issue manager API (LGPL) written in PHP and several "example" user interfaces (GPL) such as e-mail, web, windows (VB) and Soap/XML-RPC. It uses the file system for storage, or you may choose from a variety of SQL DBs.
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Humming Mail
Virtual Postfix Web Manager with Modern Architecture
Humming Mail aims to become an easily customizable Postfix Administration interface. It supports plug-ins, different SQL backend configurations. More than any other web mail admin, Humming Mail can be extended by adding new pages, fields, relations rules and custom look. Humming Mail is based on Agile Toolkit which makes User Interface development an easy job.
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