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ftpsearch is a web based indexing search engine for the ftp server, which supports regular expressions in queries, new files monitoring, some fancy stats and so on.
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Ara is a utility for searching the Debian package database using boolean combinations of regular expressions. It has a command-line and a GTK2 interface.
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The JASPA DOM API is a full abstraction layer for cross-browser scripting. It is written in a strongly-typed language modelled on AS3, and the JASPA compiler converts it into regular JavaScript.
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FlowPlayer is a video player for Flash Video in FLV format. It provides an easy way to embed video in Web sites. It is production ready now. Unlike your regular FLV player this one has lots of features and very flexible and powerful configuration options
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Photo Kiosk software suited for Mini-labs.Has intuitively simple and singular interface. Need a regular PC to run and can be fully customized (logos, appearance, languages, etc) for photo shop own style.
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Flash-based photo viewer with album and slideshow capabilities. Can work towards a regular web server or a CGI back-end such as PHP, ASP, perl or Java.
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