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CRM aka Customer Relationship Management are applications that manage customers in relation to enterprise life. Our project, Customer Touch CRM, is a CRM application for small/medium firms. The application is easy to use and install.
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This project is meant to provide ISDN CAPI 2.0 services (like fax)over a TCP/IP based network. A server (Win32/Linux) can share his ISDN cards with Clients (Win32/Linux) in the LAN.
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This is a pure .Net implementation of the HylaFAX client protocol. It aims to be compatible with any CLR-compliant environment.
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The MFlow project aims to create a modular messaging client in Java. Its architecture should make it as easy as possible to add support for new protocols, as well as maximizing configurability.
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Islfax is a web front-end for SANE and mgetty+sendfax which provides a simple interface for composing faxes. It aims to be as simple to use as a fax machine, and easy to install.
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'Il Filo' is intended to become a quick and dirty gui client for Hylafax written in Python, simple but useful, multi-os and, best of all, open source.
