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Leave Management System
.NET leave management solution
...The application is simple ASP.NET running on a MS SQL database -
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Picrofo Autobot
Control your repeated mouse and keyboard tasks automatically with ease
Autobot is a lightweight and an easy-to-use automation software that can control your keyboard and mouse automatically based on a list you provide that contains all the actions required to be taken during a date and time you provide. Autobot has two different interfaces, a simple interface and an advanced interface, so you can easily manage multiple mouse tasks while using the interface that you find more comfortable. You start by creating the list and setting the options that are... -
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TaskMe is a simple task helper, letting you to keep trace of time consume of your daily tasks. It dont need any complex data imput; just fill in the task and start counting time. XML open based storage, for easy import to databases.
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google calendar sync app for WM5 Uses XML, simple XPath, .net compact framework 2.0 to retrieve google calendar feed, check against the appointments stored on the phone and adds/updates/deletes accordingly.
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