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OpenMoneyBox
Budget management
OpenMoneyBox is an application designed to manage small personal budgets in the easiest way. Check the homepage to download apps/packages for additional Operating Systems. -
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xlsLib
C++/C library to construct Excel .xls files in code.
...To see the latest changes, select "Files" and view the README text displayed at the bottom of that pane. IMPORTANT: Major changes are contained in the current SVN source. If you have time please try to use it or the xlslib-package-2.4.0b1.zip archive, and enter bug reports on any problems! Changes: - library specific strings now in their own namespace - iOS Objective-C library - most project files updated (MSVS etc) - C bridge now supports formulas Note: there is a related SF project, libxls, to read Excel files. -
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Check Book (DoS App)
Create and manage accounts like a real checkbook!
I wrote this to replace my check book. It does everything a real checkbook does. After you balanced it, it will archive it according to the year and month it was balanced, so that no matter when it was balanced, you can always find the records of your expenses. -
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A simple budgeting program that uses envelopes to track income and expense transactions. This is a bare bones program that does what it needs to do, not give hundreds of features that the average person won't use.
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