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OmniValue is an advanced and easy to use tool for managing and analyzing both financial investments (stocks, funds, bonds, bank accounts, natural resources, currency, cash) as well as values in the form of products for retail. If you are new to OmniValue and want to learn how to use the program please walk through one of the introduction tours below. If you are interested in learning more about specific details please select a topic below.

OmniValue Finance - Introduction Tour   To quickly get started with OmniValue for Finance select menu File->Template... This will create a default document for the selected template. If you want more information read this introduction tutorial for financial investments which covers all major steps in creating and managing value documents.

OmniValue Retail - Introduction Tour   To quickly get started with OmniValue for Retail select menu File->Template... and select type "Product". This will create a standard document for products where data can be edited and more data added. If you want more information read this introduction tutorial for managing and analyzing retail sales and inventory of products.

Buy License   OmniValue is distributed as a "shareware". This means that it is not a free software. The software may be used for evaluation purposes without charge for a period of 30 days. If you wish to use OmniValue after the trial period you can buy a license and register your program for unrestricted use.

1. Concepts and Terminology   1.1 Introduction 1.2 Asset 1.3 Portfolio 1.4 Owner 1.5 Transactions 1.6 Financial Metrics 1.7 Retail Metrics 1.8 About OmniValue

2. References   2.1 Introduction 2.2 Reference Source Types 2.3 Local List 2.4 Internet Query 2.5 Internet List 2.6 Internal Source 2.7 Sharing and Managing Sources 2.8 Synchronization

3. Transactions   3.1 Introduction 3.2 Transaction Model 3.3 Count Select 3.4 Value Select 3.5 Count Update 3.6 Value Update 3.7 Transaction Type Dialog 3.8 Creating new Transaction Types Transaction Export and Import

4. Values   4.1 Introduction 4.2 Manage Value Types 4.3 Including Transaction Types 4.4 Creating New Value Types 4.5 Sharing User Defined Types

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