ratmandu
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I just recently got into scanning, and so im not sure if there is anything like this out there yet, but i'm thinking of writing a site in PHP to store, create, and modify frequency databases. Not like the one on RR, but one for people to store the frequencies in their scanners. It would of course be able to read many popular file formats, and be able to output them into any of those. Once i got it into a basic form, i would put it out under the GPL license, thus making it completely open source. I believe this would be useful for those who would like to keep remote backups, available from anywhere with internet access. Each user would have a login and password, and would also, if the feature was requested, have an option to publish to the public, with a unique URL.
I would be able to host it, on my site, and if it turned out to be fairly popular I could get a seperate domain for it. I co-run a web design company which me and a partner are trying to start up, so I already have a majority of it done (we use a nice login skeleton system, written by me, for easy site creation). Basically what im looking for is a few interested people to tell me that I should make it, or a few disinterested people to tell me not to
And also, If anyone would be so kind as to include sample files from your scanner software, so i can look over the different file formats available, that would be awesome. Thanks!
I would be able to host it, on my site, and if it turned out to be fairly popular I could get a seperate domain for it. I co-run a web design company which me and a partner are trying to start up, so I already have a majority of it done (we use a nice login skeleton system, written by me, for easy site creation). Basically what im looking for is a few interested people to tell me that I should make it, or a few disinterested people to tell me not to
And also, If anyone would be so kind as to include sample files from your scanner software, so i can look over the different file formats available, that would be awesome. Thanks!
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