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    ORSEE
    ORSEE is a web-based Online Recruitment System for Economic Experiments. Key features: attribute query selection, random recruitment, experiment calendar, reputation system, automated mailing, pdf output, complete documentation.
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    For researchers.Used for compiling one's own glossaries/jargons.Install Wizard/Admin Panel/Documentation included.Search Capability/Security Enhanced.You can also use it as indexer/catalogger like CD/Book catalog.Developed by Aung Khant(From Myanmar)
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    sybdoc is a self-documenting CGI-based application that displays and allows editing of documentation for tables, columns, stored-procedures in a Sybase ASE database. It also displays a number of meta-info.
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    OsisForms: An OO component library/framework for creating and organising web forms. The aim is to make form building more enjoyible and productive. OsisForms Written in PHP (5), with accompanying JavaScript and CSS libraries and extensive documentation.
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