Logi Sales Manager on Ncurses (invoice, invoicing, orders, order, sale order, sales order...)?

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03-24-2017, 09:50 PM	#1
Xeratul Senior Member Registered: Jun 2006 Location: UNIX Distribution: FreeBSD Posts: 2,685 Rep:	Logi Sales Manager on Ncurses (invoice, invoicing, orders, order, sale order, sales order...)? Hello, Would you eventually know a tool such as Logi Sales Manager which would be based on Ncurses (terminal) for invoice, invoicing, orders, order, sale order, sales order...? Thank you ! logisales: http://downloads.orologic.com/logisales/User-Guide.pdf

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