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Keep a personal diary without saving files
Today is a simple application to keep a registry of your thoughts. It works like a diary, you keep your entries sort by date. Today includes a spell checker based on the Enchant project that will help you to practice your “day to day” life in other languages. -
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MSLB is a crossplatform Simple Logbook program / application to write work logs or even a diary. MSLB can also use a bunch of presets that you can add with a simple doubleclick :) Logs get saved in a simple folder system. And its all portable.
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This is a diary program -- Doogie Howser style! For Linux, or Windows GTK#. Install the GTK# runtime on windows and .Net1.1 or higher to run.
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We design our technology to make workforce management easier. APS offers core HR, payroll, benefits administration, attendance, recruiting, employee onboarding, and more.
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