Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] Another Perl Accounting Package, PGSQL List

[Maria G. F. <mg...@ma...>]

I'll be very interested in this application too as a user

Greetings!


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Pero" <rp...@bo...>
To: <sql...@li...>
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 12:17 PM
Subject: [SQL-Ledger-users] Another Perl Accounting Package, PGSQL List


> Date: Fri, 04 May 2001 07:57:43 +0200
> From: Robert <ro...@ro...>
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> To: pgs...@po...
> CC: Ludwig Meyerhoff <lu...@an...>
> Subject: Re: Invoices
> Sender: pgs...@po...
>
> Ludwig Meyerhoff wrote:
> >
> > Maybe this is a bit off-topic, as this problem is more a "design"-one,
but
> > I wanted to write a web-application write invoices more easy.
> > ...
>
>   Hi,
>
>   I write the same application for the same reasons - we're three
> partners and we all want to be able to create invoices and also see what
> others create. A rather experimental version runs at
> http://www.eucto.cz/ login as 'admin_jaskot', no password, you need
> IE5+. It's in Czech, but you just go to 'Faktury' (Invoices), 'Nova
> faktura' (New Invoice), 'Ulozit' (Save) and 'Tisk' (Print). The
> application has grown a bit since I started and now it's slowly becoming
> complete web-based accounting package. When I finish new version (in
> maybe three weeks), it should do receivable, payable, cash, bank, should
> print fine and should have basic support for multiple users and multiple
> companies. Then I clean it up, add a bunch of gettext's to prepare an
> English version and start to think really hard about releasing the
> source. It's based on PostgreSQL/Apache/Perl (currently mod_perl &
> HTML::Embperl) and it (almost) works with recent Mozilla builds. I
> expect to get paid as a consultant by accounting companies that would
> offer this as a web service to their clients and/or for running this
> service for them.
>
>   So, here's the preliminary inquiry: anybody interested in such a thing
> as a user or as a developer?
>
>   - Robert
>
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