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Written by Philip Copeman
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
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The TurboCASH Project is pleased to announce the extension of our partnership with Solid Documents , the
producers of Solid PDF Creator Plus .
Commercial customers of the TurboCASH project are entitled to a FREE download of Solid PDF Creator PLus worth $49. This is not a cut down version, a trial version or has any
constraints on the software. There is no nag that will ask you to upgrade for money. This full version enjoys the full license
of 49 Dollar product and you are entitled to all rights of a full
version of the software. The TurboCASH user is very important to us.
You have supported our Open Source project and this is our way of giving
you something back for that support. No catch - you helped us we will help you.
This technology will enable TurboCASH users to
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Save all TurboCASH Reports to PDF/A Format.
Combine PDF
files
Search through files to find contents.
Add Watermarks to PDF Files
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Written by Philip Copeman
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Tuesday, 03 February 2009 |
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Upstreaming
is where TurboCASH uses the technology coming out of other
Open Source projects to help our own. Downstreaming is where we offer
TurboCASH to other projects to improve theirs. Ecommerce, ERP,
Point of Sale, CRM are typical downstreaming communities that use
TurboCASH. We already have an interface to OSCommerce and use
Virtuemart and Joomla to run our community. We are open to
development Joint ventures with other products.
However the ecommerce market looks in
turmoil, with no clear leader emerging. Whereas TurboCASH
appears to be the clear leader in the Open Source Accounting
business, it is difficult to decide where to put strategic
development resources. See Who
pays for TurboCASH Development.
Kerry Watson produces an excellent
summary of the state of play in the ecommerce projects. Full
Story.
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Written by Philip Copeman
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Thursday, 22 January 2009 |
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The “total cost of ownership”
is a proprietary software vendors argument (usually Microsoft) , to
show why Open Source solutions are free but actually are not cheaper
to run that systems than proprietary systems that costs thousands to
implement!? “
“I have always suspected this to be a
ridiculous argument”, says Philip Copeman, project leader of
TurboCASH Accounting. “Microeconomics 101 tells me that the
price of a free market service will always be cheaper than the price
of a monopolists. Sure we experience cost of service, exactly like
this of a proprietary vendor, but in the Open Source case, there is
no vendor lock in and the user is free to change his consultant.”
“A recent inquiry by a user on the
cost of a multi user with 2 tills and and back Office machine lead me
to cost the alternatives. The results speak for themselves …”
Philip Copeman -Project Leader 
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