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Family.Show

Segnalo un progetto su CodePlex: Family.Show, un’utile applicazione sviluppata in WPF che permette di creare alberi genealogici. Davvero interessante!

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Published Sunday, July 27, 2008 6:18 AM by pisquik
Filed under: Software, WPF
 
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