Astice Timetable 2.5.3
| Developer: |
Astice Srl (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$34.5 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 3.04 MB |
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Astice - Timetable is a smart diary and personal organizer. This software is designed as a universal tool for resource management, appointment booking, time managing and scheduling.
You can manage physical resources like equipment, machines, rooms or premises. You can manage as well human resources. Setting up a duty roster for the employees or managing appointments for a vetinary surgeon are the right jobs for this planning tool.
This software uses time tables for input and display of resource management. A time table has its real world counterpart in those steel notice boards with small magnetic stripes. You can manage almost any type of booking or appointment with Astice - Timetable. Even an casual user will see at a glance what resources are already planned and which are still available.
Data storage is powered by an embedded SQL server. Several people can use the same time table at the same time. Changes by one user will automatically be forwarded to other users using the same time table. You can create and maintain as many time tables as you want. (E.g. one for your rooms, one for your employees etc.)
Astice - Timetable comes with a simple address book. You may administer your customer addresses here.
For each appointment you can print a MS-Word or Open-Office document, be it a booking confirmation, an invoice or whatsoever.
Astice -Timetable will run on all computers with a current Microsoft Windows operating system. We strongly recommend Windows 2000, Windows Vista or Windows XP. |
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