SearchAnySoft.com - EstiMaker PalmOS 1.1a

EstiMaker is designed to aid electrical professionals with the estimating / bidding process, letting an estimator create a take-off estimation in, generally, at least a third of the usual time. Includes database of over 4600 electrical parts, with pricing and labor data for each part. Just select the parts required for a chore, bespeak the quantity of each part, recruit amount for extras similar special equipment and rentals, and EstiMaker will calculate entirely the factors and create a chore estimation. Create unlimited turn of jobs, support them for future denotation or delete them as desired. Includes Windows familiar adaptation that looks and works exactly similar the handheld adaptation. No motive to ascertain two different programs. Learn the handheld adaptation, and you recognize the Windows adaptation! It shares the handheld adaptation's data files, with 2-way synchronisation via the HotSync conduit. Add jobs / score changes on the desktop, HotSync, and the handheld adaptation reflects the changes. Add jobs / score changes on the handheld, HotSync, and the desktop adaptation reflects the changes. Edit and lend to the parts database as needed. Generates chore reports in DOC format (that can be opened / manipulated / printed from any word processor) and exports chore reports in CSV format (that can be opened / manipulated / printed from almost spreadsheet and database programs). Beam / Print quick estimation reports in the field, flat from the handheld computer, if you have an IR-capable printer and PalmPrint or SCSPrint software installed in the handheld (release trial copy of SCSPrint included with EstiMaker). Program setup covert gives the user fully control over entirely the percentages and multipliers used to create estimates, so you can "mender" with the controls to customize the results and score them fit or stick the results you scram by your current estimating process. For users alfresco USA, currency multiplier lets you adapt output for local currency rate changes vs. default U.S. dollar.