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Simple Forum Auto Poster is a program that automatically posts messages to forums. This program is for people active on multiple forums, but don't want to type and copy/paste the same message multiple times.
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Hello. Open Flash Grapix is a project inspired by the components easier to use graphics, basically just using these graphics in Visual Web sites or applications, in our case several times, we need graphs with Bezier curves combined with line graphs
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Using FlexPortlet,you can transform a group of pages like jsp and html into a portlet with no program but only configuration.
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The Floranta libraries provide components for building Rich Client Wikis using AJAX or Java. Floranta clients can be embedded in any webpage (even plain html) and allow users to leave notes, images, cards, etc on the pages. Eg: http://www.floranta.com
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Web2PDA is a program that extract Web Forums (such as VBulletin, phpBB, Invision Board, etc.) web pages and reformat them in simple html pages optimized for viewing on a PDA (such as Palm OS, Pocket PC or Linux-based PDA).
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