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(www.oscommerce.com)


osCommerce is an online shop solution that offers a wide range of
out-of-the-box features that allows online stores to be setup fairly
quickly with ease, and is available for free as an open source based
solution released under the GNU General Public License.


Although osCommerce is still in its Preview Release stage, the
current Preview Release package has packed some punch for
out-of-the-box features, which include:

Customer Functionality, as of Preview Release 2.1
Customer accounts
Customer address books (other shipping destinations)
Order history
Temporary (not logged on) and permanent (logged on) shopping carts
Search catalog for products or manufacturers
Product reviews by customers
E-mail notifications
Forseen checkout procedure
Secure transactions with SSL
Number of products in each category are shown
Bestseller lists
Display what other customers have purchased (relating to the current
product displayed)


Administrative Functionality, as of Preview Release 2.1
New design for user-friendliness
Add/Edit/Remove categories, products, manufacturers, customers, and
reviews
Categories-to-categories structure
Statistics for products and customers
Dynamic product attributes
Tax zones, classes, and rates
Configuration parameters in database for remote editing
Not tied together with the catalog module (admin module can be
installed on another server)
Payment and shipping modules
Connection to oanda.com's currency exchange rate servers for
multi-currency shops
Decide what to display (and the order) in the product listings
Backup tool
General Functionality, as of Preview Release 2.1
PHP3/PHP4 compatible
Out-of-the-box functionality
Becoming modular
Localization: English, German, and Spanish; plus contributions

ONLINE DEMO:

ADMIN: http://oscart.seiretto.com/catalog/admin/
Login: demo
Password: demo

SHOP: http://www.oscommerce.com/osCommerce22ms2/


osCommerce was started in March 2000 and has since matured to a
solution which is currently powering 1395 registered live shops around
the world.

Today, an international based team is dedicated in taking osCommerce
to the next level, moving towards an e-commerce framework solution
that would not only remain being easy to setup and maintain, but also
making it easier for store administrators to present their stores to
their customers in their own special ways.

Open Source software provides an opportunity for people to work on
software with others that share the same interest, exchanging ideas,
knowledge, and work with one another.

The motivation for working on Open Source software originate at
different sources, which include working on the software for fun as a
hobby, to make the software meet requirements, and to bring commercial
interest into the software.

It is this combination of motivations that has brought together a
team of developers to successfully make what osCommerce is today - and
what it will be in the future - and an active and growing community,
with each person having their own unique requirements but ultimately
sharing the same goal: to use the software and to make it a better
solution.

Open Source software always remains open providing the opportunity
to anyone that is interested to work on it, at any time.

Because Open Source software is open, it provides a choice. The
choice to use the software, the choice to learn the software, and the
choice to join, share, and participate in a community - a community
full of enthusiastic supporters that want to see the software grow and
succeed.

It is this very reason why Open Source software is successful, and
most importantly, why it works.

Open source software is defined by its attached license
guaranteeing anybody rights to freely use, modify, and redistribute
the code.

Open Source is a certification mark owned by the Open Source
Initiative. Developers of software that is intended to be freely
shared and possibly improved and redistributed by others can use the
Open Source trademark if their distribution terms conform to the OSI's
Open Source Definition. To summarize, the Definition model of
distribution terms require that:
Free Redistribution No restrictions are placed on parties from selling
of giving away the software.
Source Code The software must include source code and must also allow
for binary distributions when there is a well-publicized means of
obtaining the source code.
Derived Works Modifications and derived works must be allowed, and
must be distributed under the same terms as the license of the
original software.
Integrity of the Author's Source Code The distribution of modified
source code must be allowed although restrictions to ensure the
possibility to distinguish the original source code from the derived
works are tolerated. For example, the possibility of using different
software names.
No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups The license must not
discriminate against any person or group of persons.
No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor The license must not
restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of
endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used
in a business, or from being used for genetic research.
Distribution of License The rights attached to the program must apply
to all to whom the program is redistributed without the need for
execution of an additional license by those parties.
License Must Not Be Specific to a Product The rights given by the
license must not be different for the original distribution and any
other one even when it takes place in a totally different context.
License Must Not Contaminate Other Software The license must not place
restrictions on other software that is distributed along with the
licensed software. For example, the license must not insist that all
other programs distributed on the same medium must be open-source
software.


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Kris.
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