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Old 04-14-2009, 05:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb Coin organizer, a small software project

Hi.

I've recently started collecting coins (mainly swedish coins) and decided to write a program that organizes coins i an xml database. I started this "project" for fun and I'm developing it as a hobby in my spare time (I'm a student).

I'd like to share this program with other more knowledgable collectors in order to get some input on the program (look & feel ,required features, bugs etc).

The program is written i C# (.NET) and requires the .NET framework (comes with windows vista). The reason I chose .net was that it's much faster to implement features than in c++. The con is that you need the .net framework installed and the application can be sluggish on very slow computers.

The program is freeware and is primarily made for fun. Feel free to post any critique/suggestions here.

Please excuse my english since I'm from Sweden.
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