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Virtual Magnifying Glass is designed for visually-impaired and others who need to magnify a part of the screen. Unlike similar programs it does not open a separate window for the magnification but instead puts a movable magnifying glass on screen.
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Q-Dir
Q-Dir is a manager with a customizable four-panel interface
Q-Dir (Quad-Directory-Explorer) is a free and compact file manager for Windows developed by Nenad Hrg. It offers a unique four-pane interface that allows you to manage multiple folders at the same time, which greatly simplifies file management and increases productivity. -
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Panel.VCL
Virtual Desktops for Windows 95+
Written around 2004-2010 in multiple versions never published. It features: - Virtual Desktops up to 4 and 1 shared - Magnifier - Application Instant Terminator better than Alt+F4 - Make current window semi transparent - App switcher - CTRL+ALT+END Process Killer (XKill) - CTRL+ALT+F5 to F8 Process priority changer - Hold CTRL+ALT at screen edge you can switch to other desktop - CTRL+ALT+TAB alternative to Windows Alt Tab - CTRL+ALT+1 to 5 to switch between specific desktops -... -
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Haydar Color Cop is a multi-purpose color picker for web designers and programmers. It features an eyedropper, magnifier, variable magnification levels
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xcaliper
combination magnifier/ruler/measuring tool
A tool for measuring windows, widgets, font heights etc. onscreen. -
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Tiny Perl Database Application 3
To make it easier to test my app (and hoping to get some real feedback
To make it easier to test my app (and hoping to get some real feedback about it) I created a custom Citrus Perl distribution that includes Tpda3, only for GNU/Linux for now. So, if you are not afraid of the command line and older technologies (PerlTk), please, download, install and test my app: Open a terminal: % cd test # or any other playground dir % tar xaf ~/downloads/tpda3perl-standard-51402-20903-linux-x86-061.tar.gz % cd Tpda3Perl % ./bin/citrusutils After exit: % source bin/citrusvars.sh % perl -V Paths should include Tpda3Perl. ... -
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This application can be used for magnifying (enlarging) digital images, extracting edges from an image with sobel and canny edge detector or applying other filters as well. There is also a guide (documentation) to digital image magnification & edge detec
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JMagnifier
a java based screen magnifier
a java based screen magnifier CHECK OUT AND SUPPORT MY LATEST ANDROID PROJECTS IN HERE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Deepak+PK -
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DynaMag is a screen magnifier for Unix/Linux. It runs as an X application that enlarges an area around the mouse pointer 2 to 9 times. It is aimed toward visual impaired users who need access to Unix/Linux.
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K Magnifier is a Linux/KDE application for magnifying a part of the screen. This software can be used by visually-impared and others who need to magnify a part of the screen.
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