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...It can handle a wide range of graphic types: - Surface: Graphic defined on a Cartesian grid defined via an XML file - Mesh: Graphic defined on a general mesh defined via an XML file - Points: Set of points defined via an XML file - Curve: 3d-curve defined via an XML file - Parametric surface: Parametric surface defined on a cartesian grid - Parametric curve: 3d parametric curve "wpf-plot3d" includes toolboxes: - Camera: Rotation, zoom, ... - Settings: Define own colors, effects, timer to refresh, ... - Pallet: Add comments, arrows, ... "wpf-plot3d" is implemented in C/C# and uses Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)

I couldn't find free timer that will stay above presentation so I made one. CountDownClock can count up and down an time interval or show system clock. Some of features are: - transparent timer (Windows, Linux KDE, Gnome...) - font and colors can be changed - configuration can be saved and loaded - close on time up - some command line parameters - beep on time up (only Windows)

Presentation console software, similar to what is provided by LibreOffice Impress' plugin or Apple Keynote, targetting PDF presentations and especially those written in LaTeX with the Beamer package. It provides a presentation console on the main speaker's screen which contains: - the current slide if it's a simple pdf presentation, with notes below if there is a text file provided that contains slide notes - the current notes slide if it contains Beamer notes (left/right notes supported) - current date and time, current slide number - countdown from the start of the presentation - timer alarm to notify when the end of your slot is approaching Slides are pre-rendered in background (current, next, previous) so that changing slide is smooth and fast. ...

A free and open source light timer that is customizable that shows 3 alerts of three color like a traffic light and a progress bar that is not intrusive Very useful for presentations that need to alert the presenter of the time passed. Written in C#.

Two programs, one in Java and one in Javascript, which display a configurable graphical countdown timer on a computer. Useful for testing situations and short-range anticipated events.