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If you would like to contribute, send email Why contribute?
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| Tomás Pereira | Spanish translation. |
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| Alejandro Imass | Human resource modules. |
| Arlei Osvaldo Nalesso | Brazilian Portuguese templates. |
| Steve Forster | Oracle 9i2 debugging. |
| Christoph Meier | German translation. |
| Morten Pedersen | Norwegian translation. |
| Jonny | Swedish translation. |
| Alexander C.H. Lorenz | German tex templates. |
| Ted Petit | outstanding invoice summary and check printing. |
| Jeff Kowalczyk | converted the 1.8.7 Pg-tables.sql (schema 1.8.5) to a syntax that creates the tables in Microsoft SQL server 2000. |
| Rick Price | tested code on Oracle 9i. |
| Lauri Jesmin | Estonian translation. |
| Jaume Teixi | Catalan translation. Mac OS X 10.1.5 |
| Aguibou KONE | French translation. |
| Richard Lyons | html formatting, tabbing order for customer entry screen. |
| Yvonne Einberger | German chart of accounts according to SKR-03. |
| Markus Dahinden | COA for Switzerland. |
| Gunter Ohrner | German translation, COA for Germany. |
| Federico Montesino Pouzols | Spanish translation. |
| Petri Leppänen | Finnish translation. |
| Matthew Excell | Tex templates for check printing. |
| Paul Tammes | Dutch decimal equivalent chart of accounts. GIFI code input. |
| Wolfgang Sourdeau | French tex templates. |
| Bill Ott | schema and triggers for DB2. |
| Gordon Haverland | Debian installation instructions. |
| LINET Services | Latex template and code to produce invoices in PDF format. |
| Sergio A. Kessler | additions for stylesheet. |
| Christopher Browne | code for modularizing menus. |
| Alberto Ladron | Spanish translation for Mexico. credit remaining calculation on invoice screen. |
| Christian Ullman | Oracle 8 code, bug reports and testing. |
| Mufit Eribol | Turkish translation. |
| Brian Cawthon | DBI & DBD-Pg installation instructions for FreeBSD. |
| Peter Dabrowski | Polish translation. |
| Antonio Gallardo | Trial balance. |
| Steve VanDeBogart | reported a division by zero error if a discount of 100% is used. |
| Reed White | Invoice button on customer screen to create invoice from within Add or Edit customer screen. DBI/DBD installation instructions for SuSE 7.3 |
| Autrijus Tang | Simplified Chinese translation and chart of accounts. |
| Chien Hsin Chan | Traditional Chinese translation and chart of accounts. |
| Luca Venturini | Italian chart of accounts, templates and translation. |
| Paulo Rodrigues | Portugese translation. Oracle code and testing. |
| Tomas Fencl | Czech translation, chart of accounts and templates. Tomas added a taxbase to the invoices to show the amounts taxes are calculated on. |
| Oscar Buijten |
French chart of accounts, translation.
Dutch translation, templates. |
| John Christian Stoddart | Spanish translation. Logo design. |
| AJ Hettema | Dutch translation. |
| Jonas Smedegaard | Danish translation. |
| Eugenio Segura | Spanish translation. |
| Henrik Pettersson | Swedish translation. |
| Steve Doerr | set up the first demo site in Kansas City, Kansas. |
| Chan, Wai Kin | Traditional Chinese translation. |
| Abdulla Hamad | Arabic translation. |
| Martin Lillepuu | Estonian translation, Win2K. Martin wrote the installation instruction for SQL-Ledger to work on MS Windows. |
| Jacky Fang | Traditional Chinese (tw) translation. Wrote the installation instructions for a Redhat system. See the FAQ for more info. |
| Adrian Urquhart | Bug reports, suggestions for expanding error reporting. |
| Andre Felipe Machado | Brazilian Portuguese translation. |
| Keld Jřrn Simonsen | Danish and Norwegian translations, chart of accounts and templates. |
| Sébastien Brassard | French translation. |
| Ferdinand Gassauer | KDE tester. He also provided a chart of accounts for Austria. |
| Maria Gabriela Fong | Spanish translation. |
| Thomas Bayen | added code for foreign language support and the German translation. Thomas' contribution got the translations going. Now SQL-Ledger is available in 20 languages and the list keeps on growing. |
| Thomas Good | wrote an installation script for version 0.1 The first SQL-Ledger logo is based on his design. We changed it bit over time but you can still find his fingerprints on it. |
| Dieter Simader | started SQL-Ledger in 1998 to keep track of receivables, payables, taxes and information about parts and contacts. The original code was more of an e-commerce setup and used to generate web pages, send fax quotations, keep track of about a million lineitem inventory and had some very specialized routines for foreign currency transactions. SL has since evolved into a double entry accounting package. |