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The Finger Server is a web based, "pseudo" unix finger server with a nice browser oriented interface. Users who have an account can logon and update their .plan files for other to see. Visitors to your site can check the plans of their favorite users for project updates, personal thoughts, etc. The Finger Server also makes a great internal company project status board and is a wonderful tool for bringing together an internet community devoted to a particular subject.

AdvertPRO is a full featured, industrial strength, ad banner cycle management system at an affordable price. Some of its main features include: Rich Media support, SSI and non-SSI capability, Manage unlimited regions, accounts, and banners, Banner scheduling by date, weekday, and hours of the day, Keyword support, for search engines, Powerful reporting and statistics, Easy to use Web Administration, and more.

Harvest-NG is a collection of Perl modules and scripts which provide a powerful web crawling and summarizing agent. The code is aimed at providing an open source, standards compliant, tool for fetching content from a wide variety of information sources, summarising it into a set of resource descriptions, and storing these in an easily accessible database from which search services can be built and statistical information compiled.

This is a RPN JavaScript calculator. RPN stands for "Reverse Polish Notation," a parenthesis-free method for performing calculations. In the United States this method has been popularized by the Hewlett-Packard Corporation, which sells a line of RPN calculators.

Freeside is an open-source billing and account administration package for Internet Service Providers. Features include: Uses Perl's DBI allowing use of almost any database backend to store data (PostgreSQL or MySQL recommended), Web-based interface, Track customers by reseller/agent, Limit the packages a particular agent or class of agents may sell, Tax rates customizable by state and locale, Works with ICRADIUS or Radiator to authenticate directly from SQL databases, Virtual domain support, and more.

ShoppingCart2000 is a Perl-based e-commerce software for building your catalogue and shopping cart system online. Main features include: HTML/email templates and html pages, Different pages can be used to display search results, Supports payment options, Country based shipping, Easy to customize order form, Credit Cards first control (Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover), Built-in search engine, Database Manager to add, edit, delete, backup, etc., Can be easily configured to work with your ascii database, Supports static html pages, Mandatory field checking, and more.

iVote is a fast visual poll/image voting system written in Perl that uses MySQL on backend. Current features include: Create tables, Add entries, Delete entries, Statistics report, Voter/display page w/preview, Administration screen, Themes (default only so far), One or multiple vote support, Sort by any field on admin screen, Refresh button remembers sort parameters, and more.

This is a complete tutorial on adding records to the database via ASP for beginners. Both Connection and Recordset Objects discussed. Also get an insight on 'insert' SQL statement.

JFS is a simple, TCP/IP based network filesystem protocol. It allows applets running in a web browser to load and save files on a remote server, as well as send email and print documents through the JFS server. Because Java applets cannot access the filesystem of the machine they are running on, this provides a useful way for applets to store state information.

Coauthored by Alligator Descartes, one of the most active members of the DBI community, and by Tim Bunce, the inventor of DBI, this book explains the architecture of DBI and shows you how to write DBI-based programs. For the experienced DBI dabbler, this book explains DBI's nuances and the peculiarities of each individual DBD. Main topics include: An introduction to DBI and its design, How to construct queries and bind parameters, Working with database, driver, and statement handles, Debugging techniques, Coverage of each existing DBD, and A complete reference to DBI.

This article covers several useful topics on PHP programming from basics to working with database. Main topics include: mod_php - Hello World, PHP Programming, Maintaining State on a Single Page, Maintaining State Between Multiple Pages, PHP Data Enabled App Using PostgreSQL, and Installing phplib in a Postgres Environment.

iisCARTship gives developers, and ultimately consumers, the choice of shipping companies with over 25 shipping services from the 3 largest shipping companies and, more importantly, redundancy should a given companies system be inaccessible. iisCARTship will return real-time shipping rates from any combination of the United States Postal Service, Federal Express, and United Postal Service. In addition, the return can be limited to the specific services of your choice. iisCARTship�s powerful collection returns real-time shipping data which can be easily formatted to meet your needs in a table, drop down combo box or group of radio button.

CodeBrain's SimpleClick is a roll-over image button applet, specifically designed to be extremely easy to use and well-behaved. Just plug in three small image graphics and the link address (frame or target optional), and you've got an instant three-state roll-over button. Exceptionally small at only 3.03K, it performs like a speed demon for multiple-button navigation layouts. The free download kit contains full demos, simple sample code, graphics, and full instructions.

CodeBrain's free 'YAK' applet is a small, fast animation and button builder with amazing flexibility and ease of set-up. Designed for both animations and mouse-over buttons, it features complete text control, sound support, three-state button action, and a wealth of thoughtful color, border, and control options. The Yak applet can also be used as a stand-alone image animator, with up to 100 images. The free download kit includes all graphics, sounds, ready-to-run stock demos, and full instructions.

Yanf fetches news from Slashdot, Freshmeat. 32bitsonline, Segfault, Packetstorm, Linuxtelephony, Linuxtoday, Linuxapps and the daily static cartoon of Userfriendly and puts them in a web page. It's configurable from a config file, in which you can add new sites, remove the ones that you dont like, etc.

SNAPSHOT is a powerful, versatile, projector-like image display applet. Supports up to 100 images, individually linkable (url and target/frame). Features: 10 directional effects, pause control, statusbar text for each image; inset positioning of images; background image support; on-click sound; more. Download includes cut&paste ready-to-run demos, thorough documentation, and everything needed to get up and running quickly.

iPopper is a cool little pop-up menu applet that allows you to place a system-like Popup Menu anywhere at all on the page. Unlike other implementations, iPopper triggers from an included tri-state button... working as a mouseOver, but also changing state when the menu is popped up. iPopper pops up anywhere -- even outside the applet! iPopper supports up to 100 menu items and separators, and can be easily stacked for multiple menus. Very simple and easy, and the download kit is free.

Realty Manager is an easy-to-use solution for managing your website�s realty listings. Users add/edit listings without modifying HTML or adding new pages; upload photos for each property; use the WYSIWYG editor to format text without any HTML knowledge. Other features include: user access levels, powerful search engine, advanced customization, customizable database (edit fields or create your own), customize the HTML templates to suit your design. Fully rebrand this Private Label software!

Perl EKFetch is a CGI script that fetches preset files on request and hides the download URL. A web-based statistics page is also available.

FAQ PLAIN, stands for "FAQ Preprocessor Lacking An Interesting Name", is a very easy to use customizable FAQ web page generator. It features: Easy to use - no HTML code needed for the FAQ, Automatic numbering of questions; hierarchical structure of the numbering, Separate the FAQ into sections; section headers appear at top of page, Generates one static HTML page, and more.