Do you know any open source software that is used to manage grocery store?
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Here are a few that seemed developed.\n\nhttp://tinapos.sourceforge.net/\nhttp://www.phppointofsale.com/index.php?p=PHP_Point_Of_Sale_Home\nhttp://www.napsis.com/en/desarrollo_ntpv.html
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vmware is the good choose.\nwhen you run it follow the steps it is very easy to use
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I have worked with Cart32 and found it very useful and easy to use. Do give it a shot.
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Personally I swear by ApacheFriend's XAMPP. Its a heavy distrobution, but it has *EVERYTHING*. When I need to trim it down, that is so much easier than finding all the things you need, and then finding a compatible DLL for something you want to do.\n\nI give XAMPP 2 thumbs up!
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:}\nQuick verse offers library software speciffically for church and school libraries.
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You might want to take a look at th software found at http://sourceforge.net to help you - the solutions there are paid by donations and the hard work of dedicated open source programmers. \n\nClick on Projects> Software Map > Office/Business > Project Management.\n\nYou should find a few great (and cheap!) solutions there! Good luck!
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what kind of software do u have ?
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It really depends upon what you need. I would think that you should be able to buy a software package (which may or may not use Microsoft Access) for your needs. I don't really know exact prices, but I would expect from $20 to $300, you could find something. \n\nIf you are willing to use open source software, the following link contains a list. Some of these may be free, others may charge a licensing fee. Generally, they are less expensive than buying a package from a retailer.\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Industry-Specific/Real_Estate/Property_Management/\n\nIf you find that there is no software available which meets  your needs, a good Access programmer is going to cost you at least $30/hour and easily $100/hr. Just for the programmer to figure out what exactly you need is going to cost you $150 to $200.  \n\nUnless you have special needs, it will probably be better to buy a package and modify your office rather than get specialized, one-of-a-kind software. The home-grown option may provide you more support, but will be more costly.
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As you had mentioned in your question:\n\nSAP is the software used for big and mid sized companies.\n\nSmall companies like ours do not have any HR software. I am working as an Hr in a small software firm,they do not have any Hr software. However, some small company may prefer free open source softwares like OrangeHRMS etc;
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Take a look at http://www.sourceforge.net. They have a lot of open-source development tools and the like.
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I would check sourceforge.net -- great forum for all that is open source.  They have search capabilities...etc that you'll probably find what you need.
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I like ooDefrag.\n\nhttp://www.oo-software.com/en/products/oodefrag/\n\nI'm using the old freeware version and it's worked great for years so I'm fairly certain the newer version are also very good.
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openoffice.org will do what you want
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No. there is no such software. However there are convoluted ways to do that.
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Here's a list of open source PM software.  I can't comment on which is the best, but obviously it depends on exactly what you're trying to do.
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Try also searching for Open Source
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osCommerce is a shopping cart system that is open source code that has mods that allow for downloads. Also PayPal is available. Getting the osCommerce setup is tricky and there are some companies that have ones set up with the popular MODS. I was going to do it with my Lunar Pages but I need to get Sercurity certs and I decided not to go to all of this trouble. I might have been better off to subscribe to the Services that have the OsCommerce already with the popular mods. \n\nIf you do do this on your own, you will need plenty of PHP programming familarity. It is a good idea to know a little about PHP anyway. If you go with a service that offers you the already customized OS Commerce (http://www.oscdox.com/ is one has MODS configures), you are better off. It is more $$$ then my Lunar pages. My Lunar pages are about $20 a month. If you go it alone, you will need to keep up on Securty problems and be ready to put patches in.\n\nThe OSCommerce is one of the less expensive solutions. Other solutions could be very expensive. There is CubeCart that might be easier. You need to buy the downlaod module from a third party. Basic CubeCart is also free & open source. The OSCommerce is much mote robust but harder. \n\nOther cart systems with downloads prob. don't support PayPal & might be very, very expensive. It is expensive to pay a programmer.\n\nI wish that I recalled the OSCommerce site that had good support and that offered a ready off the shelf OSCommerce with many MODS. Do a search in Google for OSCommerce. You will find more info on this cart system.\n\nAlso, there are Embroidery Malls that will sell your designs for you. Just be sure that you can live with their terms. You can sell via Embird if you own Embird software. I have some designs there but got no traffic. Embird is www.embird.com. I have tried ebay but too many sellers and one needs to lower their prices. I have sold via eBay. For eBay you need to email the files to the customer after they pay. At eBay the fees are too high. If you can get one of these carts working, that would be ideal. The cart could be a goal and one could start selling & emailing the designs. Criswell emails her designs to people. Of course she is well known. \n\nWith the cart system and downloads, the major problem is that you can be ripped off by buyers who have stolen credit cards. Yet, I would think that such problems that I've read about in carts & auto=downloads are in industries such as music that have plenty of crooks available. So far embroidery still is a small industry, yet now we are experiencing too many sellers, selling too cheap & not enough buyers. So, I don't want to discourage you from the cart System but just be aware of what you are up against.