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http://sites.google.com

Data Visualization is a free cross data base and cross platform reporting tool. Its target is very simple: whatever operating system you use, whatever data base you keep data in and whatever report you want to have, you can create it for free in few a minutes using simple GUI.
The interesting thing is Batch mode: you can create layout of the report once and use it for hundreds of documents. The application has a lot of export possibilities: PDF, XLS, CSV, HTML, XML and even Matlab. Supports: Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebird, MS SQL Server, IBM DB2, Interbase, SQLite

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spanky

1 year 12 weeks 1 day 8 hours ago

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Proprietary software

Thanks for spamming for your proprietary software. That's exactly what this website is all about.

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adamwitkowski3@...

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It is 100% freeware

Data Visualization is 100% freeware for both commercial and non commercial use

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spanky

1 year 12 weeks 11 hours 57 min ago

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Oh dear, back to basics...

You don't know the difference between freeware and free software? Commercial use has nothing to do with it. Please, do some reading ASAP.

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I know the difference. That's

I know the difference. That's why I wrote "freeware" - not "free software":)
Anyway I do not think that there is a big difference between "freeware" and "free software" for the end user.

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But we do

That's why we're on this site. That's the point.

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