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NSE 7FM Financial Money Manager

NSE has launched a desktop application 7FM Financial Money Manager which helps investors to track their portfolio investments powered by NSE Data right from their desktop. This application is developed through Fidoh and contains lots of features.

The following components are required to run the application.
1.Windows Installer 3.1
2.dotNET Framework 3.5 SP1
3.SQL Server Compact 3.5

The features are user friendly and give complete details about anyone's portfolio.
The application can be downloaded from Fidoh.
Just give it a try and post your feedback and comments.

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  1. NSE is providing some useful applications.

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  2. That is a very useful software. Thanks for the info.

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  3. I think it is helpful to have a money manager and such. Nice to have a program as such.

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  4. Thank you for all the great posts from last year! I look forward to reading your blog, because they are always full of information that I can put to use. Thank you again, and God bless you in 2010.

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  5. hello

    i like tihs tool. but does this share ones personal information outside. How good is the privcacy

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  6. No personal info is shared and hence no problem with the privacy issues.

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  7. Thanks for the post.
    I just want get more informations and reviews.
    Is there any forum about 7FM Financial Money Manager?

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  8. Thank you for such a thoughtful post!

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  9. Among the variety of the blog your blog is unique one. Very useful tips.

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  10. is this still working? no activation code in email?

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  11. Yes, still working. you can contact the support, for activation code.

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  12. No longer available :(

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  13. Yes @Gagan, the link is no longer valid.

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