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Crystal Report Exporter is a 32-bit command line tool able to export Crystal Reports in various file formats.
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imsptool is a command line tool to communicate with an IMSP server. It allows you to create, delete, import, and export address books.
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A command-line tool that automates exporting objects (forms, modules, queries, reports, macros) into text files using the SaveAsText function, and exports tables using the TransferText function.
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kitt
Keep it in the Terminal
"kitt" is a command-line tool that allows you to easily store, organize, and retrieve frequently used commands. With kitt, you can add and edit commands and quickly search through your command library. It also allows you to export and import your command library, making it easy to share commands between different machines or with other users. -
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scholar-sidekick-cli
Verify, format & export scholarly citations from your terminal
...Give it any supported identifier - DOI, PMID, PMCID, ISBN, arXiv ID, ISSN, NASA ADS bibcode, or WHO IRIS URL - and: - Format citations in 10,000+ CSL styles (Vancouver, APA, AMA, IEEE, CSE, and any CSL style ID) - Export bibliographies to BibTeX, RIS, CSL JSON, EndNote, RefWorks, MEDLINE, Zotero RDF, CSV, or plain text - Check retraction status (retractions, corrections, expressions of concern; Crossref / Retraction Watch) - Check open access status and the best legal copy (Unpaywall) - Verify that a claimed citation actually matches the paper at its identifier — catching the AI-driven "real DOI + invented title" fabrication pattern No API key is required for the free, rate-limited tier - npm install -g scholar-sidekick-cli (or npx) and go. ...
