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Imaginary Teleprompter
Free teleprompter software
Free teleprompter software. Built with web technologies so its easy to customize. Features include: mirroring, dual-screen support, rich text editing, image support, custom styles, and auto-save. -
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PhotoFrame is a PHP5 script that automatically creates a clean Web interface (using frames) from a directory full of JPEG, PNG and GIF images. It creates thumbnails automatically and can use JPEG comments if it finds them. Features web administration.
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OCEditor is an open collaboration editor that allows controversial and extendend documents to be created, edited and voted upon (by paragraphs). The discussions and versions are kept.
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Slideshow broadcast over the Web, with the slideshow operator/presenter controlling when slides change. Requires only a browser for presenter and viewer(s). Still-image slideshows are supported; support for text/HTML slideshows is under development now.
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JWebPresenter is a distance presenting system. It is based on bitmap image to avoid compatibility problem. It is very simple (it can do nothing more than presenting) and platform independent.
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Koinonia is a web-based multi-user editor which allows collaborative text editing in real-time, similar to mob write. Koinonia is designed to be easily integrated with existing collaborative packages by executing two simple php statements.
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