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Free simple POS system. Designed with touch screen in mind. Print receipts, reports with ease - each printing to a separate printer if you desire. User control so you can easily add or remove users. Login system for various areas of the terminal for security.

Open source software for managing silent auctions for charity organizations, etc. This handles printing and tracking all item sheets, and uses a simple database to tracker bids and create invoices at the end of the auction in minutes!

Xpan Point Of Sale is a free program that will allow you to use for your shop. This is a program in building and there will be many features like: Ticket/Receipt system, coupons, gift cards, and many more that will make managing your shop!

Top Store Simple project that introduced for small business to save the business data by simplest way.

Standalone client for Phreebooks (a web based Accounting).

Barcode recognition library (vb6, VB.NET & PHP5). Reads from Windows GDI device, .NET Graphics object or PECL Imagick source. Supports Code39, UPC, MSI, 2of5, Codeabar and many others.

The Street Sheet Project has been set up to provide a suite of programs and tools for use by the distributors of Street Papers. The project aims to empower its users with tools that improve productivity by simplifying and automating common tasks

SaiPACS strives to help Primary Agricultural Co-Operative Credit Society of developing nations. SaiPACS presently is being used by PACS in Himachal Pradesh state of India, as a management tool. This project is now has windows native client.

Retail Management System (RMS) built on .NET Framework 1.1 using VB.NET, Crystal Reports, MySQL and InfoPath 2003 SP1. Features include Inventory, Sales, Customer & Purchase Order, Cash (Management) and Peformance Reports etc

Cyber.NET is an attempt to port the famous Cybera Cyber Cafe software to the Microsoft .NET platform. Cybera is written in Visual Basic 6 and needs to be ported to Visual Basic .NET to get ready for the future. The first step is to port the Cybera client to .NET. In the second step the Cybera server will be ported. There will be no new features in the first two steps. If the ports are stable, feature enhancements can taken into account. Help is appreciated as for every open source project :-)