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Super PDF Editor (a Batch PDF Processor)
Create, Edit, Delete, Organize , Convert, Export, Secure & Sign PDF.
Super PDF Editor - Powerful, superfast, lightweight PDF processor. All-in-one PDF solution, PDF editing with 80+ tools and functions. The easy-to-use software is complete with editing tools for modifying PDF files your way. Most comprehensive, powerful, process-based and lightning-fast batch processor software. OCR PDF. PDF Imposition, Reverse Pages, Resize Page, Scale Page, Booklet, N-up Pages, Merge, Split by page, Extract Page, Rotate Page. Replace Page, Insert Page, Delete Page.... -
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A set of User Defined Functions for Excel to create in-cell charts : Sparklines. Sparklines are the simple, intense, word-sized graphics invented by Edward Tufte. Coded in Visual Basic for Applications.
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SCADA.Net is a project to deliver a comprehensive, scalable, 'plug-in' enabled open source SCADA application built around the .NET Framework.
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This project is directed to help at the managment of house appliances, personal(workers) and customers of Curacao store, in Peru.
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Your monitoring isn't a stack. It's a pile. Fix that.Replace Datadog, New Relic, and Sentry without adding three more dashboards.
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RedSpartan is a compliance framework. The intent is for an organization to be able to meet emerging compliance challenges.
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