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Filler Studio
Filler Studio for any kind of automation for Windows,Linux,Mac.
Filler Studio for any kind of automation based on Java for Windows,Linux,Mac. Automation for Web Applications and Desktop Applications and OS itself also. Automation for IRCTC. Key Replacement Utility,Print Screen Utility are also included. Video tutorials are available on youtube. List Of Utilities in Filler Studio? Filler contain List of Utility use to Deduct Repetitive task in computer. Print Screen Utility IRCTC Filler Links Screen Record Fillers Key Replacement... -
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inetbasics is a collection of tools and frameworks for developing J2EE applications. Included are code generation tools for EJB's, a JMS framework, scheduled tasks, email support, a rich JSP tag library and much more.
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Paste Board is a MacOS Application designed to aid in the insertion of commonly used text. Email signatures, common snippets of HTML and other programming languages. There is a demo video here: http://screencast.com/t/mINBZmRhvbp
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MDExtractor extracts meta information from 1Cv7.MD (1S Enteprise v7) file and stores it in the database. Some ideas has been taken on http://www.mista.ru/ site and from "md2mdb" project.
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