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South African ID Number Tools for Windows Phone 7

Thu, 08/11/2011 - 11:19 |  Robert MacLean
16 November 2011: This application has had a major update, see the details in this post

app tileFollowing the same idea as my AA Rate WP7 app, another very popular spreadsheet I built is one that verifies South African ID Numbers so I also decided to build a Windows Phone 7 app to do that.

This does a little more than the spreadsheet could, so it has lots of info about what in an ID number does not verify which is very useful.

In addition it includes a awesome new feature a South African ID Number GENERATOR! With this you put in a few required details, hit a button and BOOM! An ID number that will validate.

Important to remember that validation of a number doesn’t mean it actually exists, just the math works. So please don’t use this for anything except interest or development!

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(btw screenshots are from 1.1, which is soon to be out – so if you download and it looks different then give it a day or two)

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Tags: Something Different, Tools & Apps, Windows Phone
Windows Phone 7 Apps: SA ID Number Tools & AA Rates's picture

[...] - 10:42 |  Robert MacLean I have a few Windows Phone 7 apps, and two of those are the SA ID Number Tools and the AA Rates Calculator ones. You may be familiar with the AA Rates one from my friend, Rudi [...]

Submitted by Windows Phone 7 Apps: SA ID Number Tools & AA Rates on Wed, 11/16/2011 - 10:44.
What is a South African ID number made up of? | SADev's picture

[...] Robert MacLean Update 11 August 2011: Want this as an app for your smartphone? Click hereCecil Tshikedi asked a great question - what is actually in an ID [...]

Submitted by What is a South African ID number made up of? | SADev on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 11:23.
South African ID Number Checker | SADev's picture

[...] in Excel version 2 to get it. Update 11 August 2011: Want this as an app for your smartphone? Click here A few days back I wanted to validate a list of ID numbers, and previously I have done the basics [...]

Submitted by South African ID Number Checker | SADev on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 11:22.
South African ID Number Checker in Excel version 2 | SADev's picture

[...] South African ID Number Checker in Excel version 2 Thu, 08/26/2010 - 10:37 |  Robert MacLean Want this as an app for your smartphone? Click here [...]

Submitted by South African ID Number Checker in Excel version 2 | SADev on Thu, 08/11/2011 - 11:21.

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