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    javax

    javax

    java tools

    Execute Java code like java.exe 1. support service to start/stop 2. support console command to execute java
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    F&S File Find

    F&S File Find

    F&S File Find - An ultra fast, cross platform, file find tool

    F&S File Find (i.e. Fast and Slow File Find) is a cross-platform command-line tool designed for Ultra-Fast Searching for Files on your hard drive. The application uses two main facilities to quickly locate files on your drive: 1. Caching previously visited folders in order to allow Ultra-Fast searches on consequent searches. 2. Multi-Core operation to speed up searches. (Compared to the standard Windows/CLI search tools) The application is designed to favor speed over all other...
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    MWakeOnLan

    command line tool to send wake on lan packets to computers on lan

    Program will send wake on lan packet to machine on ethernet using the MAC address. A configuration file MWakeOnLan.ini can be used to hold name/ethernet values for easy command line execution. The configuration file consists of name=etheraddress pairs. A # marker is used for comment lines Flags: -l | List All Name/Value Pairs Example 1: C:> MWakeOnLan 00:2E:27:4B:20:34 Example 2: C:> MWakeOnLan server1 server2
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    TinyStaller

    TinyStaller is a small and quick install builder!

    TinyStaller is installation software used for small projects/apps that are being released on Windows platform. This small app set gives you everything you need to deploy your software on client's computers quickly and easily with a few commands in this command line tool to customize your installer. The installer does everything such as adding your full project on the Programs List on Windows to being able to generate a KeyCode in order for your users to install your software.
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    sshm is a little command line tool, with that you can manage your ssh servers. You can add / del / list servers and simply connect to one with only one parameter.
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    A linux command line tool for detecting duplicate images, where one may have been resized, watermarked, and/or had some colour correction etc. performed on it.
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    codeStyler is command line tool for correcting source code according to java code convention. it corrects c++ or java source code to obey Java Code Convention.
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    bc2ld is a command line tool to translate molecular database files from BASECOL (obs. of Paris) to LAMDA format (Leiden University). This command line tool has academic use purposes.
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    Command line tool to convert BMP images to binary bitmaps and c header files with 8bit page layout instead of line layout (one byte is 8-bit vertical line). Can be used to present data for graphical LCD images in micro controller programming (eg AVR).
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    lf is a command-line tool to list files in a terse format, sorted by file extensions. Sorts by the user's locale, or by ASCII, and has many options to control its behavior.
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    Chordeus is yet another Chord Pro to PDF converter that creates nice looking guitar chord sheets. You can create single sheets or a whole songbook using the command line tool or a simple wizard-like GUI.
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    A command line tool to search for DVB satellite transponders of unknown symbol rate.
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    A command line tool written in C++ that analyzes the source files of a C program to represent the pattern of its system calls in terms of a LALR(1) grammar.
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