Upvise Shopping Lists 1.7

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    22/04/2008
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    Windows Mobile 2003/2003 Phone Edition/2003 SE/5.x/6.x

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Manage your shopping lists on your desktop and your mobile. You can maintain several lists, for different types of shops or items, i.e. one for groceries, for healthcare items, for household items. For each list you can maintain a database of all the items that you need to buy or have already bought, so that you don't need to retype the name of each item when you make your 'To Buy' list. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

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