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    webtoprog_chung
    webtoprog chung is a simple example of communication from a web javascript program to a local desktop application program (written in freebasic ) using screen pixels test. No special autorisation or security bypass, just type a text in the web page and it will be displayed in the application's window .
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    tapcode

    tapcode

    A program for practicing tap code hearing and writing

    The tap code is similar to Morse code, only with taps. To be unambiguous letter by letter, a new code is needed. It is defined with this program. The program allows for learning it in hearing and writing. Only sound output and keyboard are needed.
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    We intend to develop a IMAP server, visibly the same as Carnegie Mellon's Cyrus server. It will be written with new code from the ground up, but GPLed as opposed to CMU's current restrictive licence.
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