Kevin-
Are you a small business person who does a little programming, or a
software developer? I ask because I started with dBASE II and found it
a 'business person's language', but there doesn't seem to be one for
Linux unless you subscribe to some proprietary system.
If you are the former (like me), what O/S, Language, Database did you use?
I've been looming for about 22 years.
John
On 07/11/2017 01:22 PM, Kevin J Cully wrote:
When I started my business in 2000, I looked around and couldn't find anything
that I like and was as integrated as I'd want.
I ended up building my own system that had contacts, companies, projects,
activities, invoices, and accounts receivable with reporting mostly to help pay
taxes.
Don't be afraid to build something (over time) that fits exactly what you want
to do with your business.
-Kevin
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I'm not talking the dev code; I'm talking communications, time spent (for
billing), invoices, dates/meetings, etc.
tia,
--Mike
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