Free hair dues for weddings software for pda

A database designed to track completed home repairs and recurring maintenance. This database was developed on Handbase 3.x with forms for inputting and viewing records. I developed this DB to track repairs done around the house, their warranties, and the cost. It also has a calculated field to track recurring preventive maintenance. For instance when you change you AC filter, put it one month for due and it will display the next date you will need to change it. Has two views: one for viewing by date item completed and the other to view by date maintenance is due.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

I wrote this for staff who need to keep track of billable times for individuals who live in community waiver homes. This is a program where you will need to set up security due to HIPAA. There is a handy little pop up for putting in common phrases in the services provided field. Saves time. We nested services to make the pop ups easier to navigate. However, there is a limit to pop-ups, so you may need to delete some in order to add more.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

A surprisingly easy and effective bill paying applet. All data can be entered, edited, and retrieved in a 2-page form. In addition to the fields you normally find in a database of this kind -- name, description, amount, and due date, you can also record the usual amount you pay, your normal due date, the frequency of the bill, what grace period is allowed, any interest charged, and, if so, at what rate, the date you paid the bill, the form of payment, any notes you care to make, and even your account number. Moreover, an alarm -- day and time -- may be set as a reminder (snooze is set for 1 day). The database may be sorted and filtered on any field, and is fully editable. You can duplicate each record for easy entry the next time you need to pay, and thus create a complete record of your payments -- to whom, when, and how paid. If you want, you can set a password and encrypt the data. You are given 6 sample records and 12 views to start you off.

Hints:
Do not confuse "Previous" and "Next" with the tabs "p.1" and "p.2." The tabs are used to navigate within a single record while "Previous" and "Next" take you from record to record.
Click on "Copy to New" to create new records to use the next time you pay each bill. This eliminates a great deal of data copying.

Bill paying is never an enjoyable process, but I hope this applet makes it easier.

Harper's Island 2.0 is a powerful application in which you are invited to witness the wedding of Trish Wellington and Henry Dunn. But be warned. Amidst this celebration of family and friends is a killer. Starting April 9, 2009, Harper's Island hosts a murder mystery even where a destination wedding turns into a terrifying struggle for survival.

Watch CBS every Thursday night at 10/9c, and enter a dangerous world were no one is safe--anyone can be a victim and everyone is a suspect. After each episode, continue the adventure on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Play detective as you nagivate the island--learn more about the guests, watch clips from the show, and scour the local newspaper for more information. Try to guess the next victim, and when and where the murder will happen. If you're feeling particularly brave, test your luck and identify the killer.

Enhancements: Adds an interactive map of Harper's Island, the ability to guess the next victim, murder scenes from the TV show, official trailers and recap videos, and a browseable photo gallery.

HomeworkRelease2 was written using HanDBase version 3 and its accompanying forms utility. It is a "relational" applet that tracks homework and project assignments, contacts, and to do. The "linked", "relationship," and "database popup" (DB popup) field types are used throughout the application. There are nine databases. In most instances, the number of related records is displayed next to the "related" field type. Links are provided to the child databases for editing of those databases. As a note, deleting files must be done from the parent record in order to maintain proper indexing. The data contained is for testing purposes only. This release has been updated to includes forms and a general cleanup of the applet. There are two files in this archive. The one titled "HomeworkColor.zip" is for color based devices. The one titled "HomeworkMonochrome.zip" is for monochrome based devices. The primary database is "HomeWork." The following information is captured, date, classes (a db-popup field type to either import a value or create a new value). Edit displayed class (relational that allows the editing of the currently displayed "Classes" or the creation of a new value). Classes by date (relational). Class schedule, "a db-popup" field type to import a class into the parent record. Display Class (relational) to view/edit the displayed class, a contact list entry, editing of the contact via "Displayed Contact" (relational). "To Do" and Todays To Do, and notes. Links are provided to edit the various child databases. "ClassList" - a one field child database that provides a list of valid class names. From the parent record, this is obtained via the "db-popup" field type. "Classes" - a child database that captures information concerning the class. Information includes: date, class, homework (relational), project (relational), and notes. The homework and project fields are relational and tied to the class record displayed. "ProjectAsnt" is a child database of "Classes" that captures project information. Information captured includes date, class, project assignment, date due, number of days (calculated), completed (check box to mark for completion), and notes. "HomeworkAssnt" is a cihdl database of "Classes" that captures homework information. Information includes date, class, homework assignment, date due, number of days (calculated), completed (check box to mark for completion), and notes. "ClassSchedule" is a child database that captures: class name, days, date, time(s), teacher, building/room # and notes. The currently displayed teacher may be viewed using the "relational" field type and the teacher list edited using the "linked" field type. "ClassTeachers" is a child database that captures teacher name, classes instructed, office hours, office/home/other phone numbers, email address(s) and notes. "ClassContacts" is a child database that captures name of contact, address, phone #, email address, notes, next contact date and date created. "ClassToDo" is a child database that captures action, date to do, time to do, a check box to indicate "done," time done, date done, note, and cost factors.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

ToDo List replacement with super-enhanced prioritization. Show completed/incomplete items; show items due today (or overdue); Show items above a certain priority; Show items which are either incomplete or were completed today...

The whole point of a to-do list is prioritization, and 1-5 doesnt cut it. This applet lets you estimate cost (e.g., "How long will this take?") and benefit (e.g., "How much would I pay to have it done for me?"). The benefit/cost ratio gives a surprisingly accurate way to see what is *really* important on your to-do list.

This is a collection of three dbs. The first, CharaTrak is a standalone db that is simply for tracking character information - you know so you dont change hair color of a bit player in the middle of your story. The other two are linked. AgenTrak is a custom contact mgmt db for your agents, editors, and publishers. QueryTrak is a tracking database for keeping a record on all those query letters you submit for your books and articles.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater