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Run frontend and backend services, batch jobs, deploy websites and applications, and queue processing workloads without the need to manage infrastructure.
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RouteGenie NEMT software is a modern system built to automate all non-emergency medical transportation processes including routing, scheduling, dispatching, and billing. It helps manage everyday challenges like vehicle breakdowns, traffic problems, cancelations, driver call-offs, will calls, no shows, add-on trips, on-demand trips, and more.
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Renamer
Batch rename your music files
Quickly and easily batch rename your music files based on custom filename format. If you have any ideas/suggestions or find any bugs, please contact me directly. Ben Thompson email: ben_thompson93@live.co.uk -
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Krename is a very powerful batch file renamer for KDE3 and KDE4 which can rename a list of files based on a set of expressions. It can copy/move the files to another directory or simply rename the input files. Krename supports many conversion operations.
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MoMa aka "Modular Machine" is a powerful cross-platform automation tool for batch processing of repetitive tasks. Its extendable plugin system and easy-to-use interface provides an incredibly flexible solution for any annoying task, e.g. file renaming.
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A Java client, used for a couple of handy desktop-tools. These tools include the batch file renamer and a file observer. Other tools which will be available are an image-thumbnailer (which will generate HTML with it).
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The online exam platform for schools, universities and other educational bodies. Provide your learners with the tools and insights to facilitate long-term learning ahead of live exams. Deliver engaging online exam preparation, practice tests and live, high-stakes exams all from one place with Synap’s easy-to-use platform.
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ModuleLauncher is a program that allows easy running of modules(batch programs,executables etc.) by introducing them in a xml file. There will be a command line tool as well as a web interface and a desktop program to configure and monitor the modules.
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