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Since its creation in 1998, mSupply has grown and multiplied as it has been applied to different challenges.  The original Free-user (Windows or Mac based) application continues to be downloaded and used regularly.  In fact, it comes packed with (almost) all the bells and whistles of some of our most sophisticated installations, but is only suitable for a small, &#039;single concurrent user&#039; facility.</description>
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