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Adaptation of Henrique Martins Currency converter to PalmOS 5.4.x using exchange rate information from the European Central Bank, OANDA (http://www.oanda.com/currency/table) and PACIFIC (Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada).
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We took the "Hours" project, which is an open source PalmOS based hours tracking application, and created a perl script which runs on the SQL-Ledger server, parses the emailed project hours, and inserts the data into SQL-Ledger's "Time Card" databas
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Keep you costs on your mobile device. Quick add, edit, remove costs, multiple currencies, reports, filters.
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An application to provide a worldwide mobile secure/confidential payment system over the internet and other kinds of insecure/unreliable networks
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Its a J2ME CLDC 1.1/MIPD 2.0, eclipse 3.2 IDE, WTK 2.2.4 project. GrafMe its a client-server application where the server will provide some financial information to wireless devices client, that will tranform this information into financial charts
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j2Wallet is a Expense Manager designed to work in every device that supports MIDP 1.0 (PalmOS, Cellphones, etc...). j2Wallet let you managed every penny that in/out of your pocket.
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FreeCoins for Palm OS� is a personal finance manager with a synchronisation module for GnuCash under development. The program supports double entry bookkeeping, multiple accounts, split transactions and quite a few other features.
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pm2qif is a small Perl script that will export transactions stored in a PocketMoney for Palm database into a standard .QIF file, ready for importing into many finance applications, such as GNUCash.
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OrderReg is a simple cash register and order tallying program for PalmOS handhelds. It is useful for sales situations where a small number of fixed-price items may be purchased (i.e. food sales, craft sales, fundraisers, etc).
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FreePos is a multiuser Point of Sale ( Point-of-Sale or POS ) app written in Visual Basic and PHP for web-based Linux use. Currently available modules are inventory, backoffice, cash reconciliation, Purchases. English and Spanish TPV ( Punto de Venta )
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InterestCalc computes the parameters of investments with regular payment and fixed interest rate. This is similar to HP48's built in financial solver, which does not seem to exist for PalmOS. A QT-implementation is available (source code only).
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The Joseph Project is a financial software (Income, expenses, bill payment, bank reconciliation...), multi-plataform (Windows/Linux/Palm-OS) Client/Server, that can be used by companies, small busines, personal finances, churches, non-profit, etc.
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Debts is a tool for managing personal debts between people. For example when a couple of people live together and they buy things for everyone, then debts are created. The program can simplify and reduce the number of debts and visualize the situation.
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A PalmOS application that calculates the monthly and yearly income tax incurred by employees according to the Philippine Income Tax Laws/
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