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    bitfarm-Archiv Document Management - DMS
    bitfarm-Archiv is a powerful Document Management (DMS), Enterprise Content Management (ECM) and Knowledge Management System (KMS) with Workflow Components. Help us! As we live in the internet age, the best thing, you can help, is to write a short statement about your scenario and your use of the DMS, along with your experiences and put it on your own website or in a blog or forum. It would help us best, if you can also add a hyperlink to our site http://www.bitfarm-archiv.com. By this...
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    AthTek WebXone

    AthTek WebXone

    Convert C/S type software to B/S type webapp.

    AthTek WebXone is an advanced RIA (Rich Internet Applications) Builder. It enables software developers to create web applications directly by C++Builder, VC, VB, Delphi and PowerBuilder. It can also convert C/S type software projects to B/S type web applications easily and effectively. WebXone supports all VCL components in web application development and the created web application is all browser supported.
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