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Coral View
Transfer your info from Excel to your Mobile and bring back mods.
Transfer your info from Excel to your Mobile device and bring it back again. Your mobile device is capable of much more than just providing you with access to social media, online shopping, email and maps. If you need to take info with you or collect it away from your home or office, Coral View_pod enables you to create a lite weight database (infobase) on your PC. You can populate your infobase with infoitems and transfer it from your PC to your mobile device using email, Dropbox or... -
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UIVI is a URL navigator with functions such as opening, creating and updating documents, copy and paste, etc. It supports local files, FTP, JMS, JNDI, ZIP files and most of all: it is the WebDAV client that gets the most out of Pincette (pincette.biz
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Java Remote Desktop
Cross-platform java remote desktop control and desktop sharing
jrDesktop is a cross-platform java remote desktop control and desktop sharing application that provides a remote display and control of a computer. It has many features. It works only on LAN, for the Internet-ready version visit www.firnass.com -
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EBML, or Extensible Binary Meta-Language, is a simple XML like binary language for describing data in structured style. EBML was originally designed for use in the Matroska project, but the developers saw that EBML was very flexible and extensible.
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JNX is a java local/network browser analogous to windows explorer. It currently supports ftp and will later support web browsing making it easy to get around on your linux box.
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