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RentGuruz is an all-in-one vehicle rental software solution designed to streamline operations for car rental businesses worldwide.RentGuruz. The simple, intuitive, and powerful cloud application platform that manages all kinds of mobility for all kinds of rental businesses.
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Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan.Create custom docs, forms, apps, e-signatures, and surveys with Titan’s full-suite of enterprise applications designed to integrate seamlessly with Salesforce data across your entire organization. #1 on the Salesforce appexchange
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Lazarus
Rapid applications development tool and libraries for FPC
The Lazarus IDE is a stable and feature rich visual programming environment for the FreePascal Compiler. It supports the creation of self-standing graphical and console applications and runs on Linux, FreeBSD, MacOSX and Windows. -
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TEdit
TEdit is a simple Text Editor who saves and openes .txt Files.
TEdit is a simple Text Editor who saves and openes .txt Files. At the moment the programm is in pre-apha phase. I would greatly appreciate help with the development. -
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A C and C++ Library + a compiler to create Adobe Flash SWF movies up to version 9 (v1.8.1). Supports nearly all the tags, includes an ActionScript compiler. Detailed docs and other tools: convert fonts to Flash, decompile Flash, jpg2swf. LASTEST IS 1.8.4
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DSQL ("Dynamic" SQL) is a scripting language for SQL, aka Perl for JDBC. It allows rapid development of code to perform database programming, data warehousing and import/export from databases, XML, Excel, etc.
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IT Asset Management (ITAM) SoftwareDrowning in misplaced IT assets, compliance headaches, and shadow IT? Navigate to clarity with an intuitive IT Asset Management solution. Experience crisp visibility, effortless control, and unshakable security – all while freeing up your budget with optimized software licenses. The best part? It’s easy.
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