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Dragonsong is a new-age MUD Client written in C#. Eventually its feature set will match that of ZMUDs.
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Functions and libraries that correctly replaces standart quotes (inch sign) to the russian typographic quotes («...», etc), places non-breaking spaces where needed, etc.
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modvb is a fork of modgb(http://modgb.sourceforge.net) we wish to extend modgb beyond the expectations of the origanal maintainer and create a full ISS clone based on open source software
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This project was started by myself and a few friends a while ago to solve out problems with other more well know CMS's. the problem was that the others didnt have the functions we required so we started our own.
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a set of tools [manly] for web development [mainly] for visual basic, built around a simple but stable plugin-architecture. .
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The code and data to implement Geocoding web services: translation from a physical location (lat/long, OSGB, UTM) to postcodes, cities and countries and back again. The initial implementation is a dotnet (.NET) version providing a SOAP entry point for cli
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