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    DesignCraft

    DesignCraft

    Open-source, clean-room reimplementation of Adobe InDesign, in Rust

    DesignCraft is an open-source desktop publishing and page layout application built in Rust that provides an alternative to Adobe InDesign for creating professional print and digital publications. The software features a familiar design interface with tools for managing page spreads, text frames, images, typography, colors, and document layouts. It supports advanced text composition with threaded text frames, multi-column layouts, automatic hyphenation, paragraph and character styles, text wrapping, and precise typographic controls. ...
    Downloads: 625 This Week
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    gsSetInitialView

    GUI to set PDF initial view using Ghostscript on Windows

    Free and open-source GUI application for setting the initial view property of a PDF document. The GUI allows for user selection of the initial view settings (navigation pane, page layout, zoom, etc.), generates a snippet of corresponding PostScript code (pdfmark), and then runs the Ghostscript command line program to apply the pdfmark to the PDF file. OS: Windows. Author: David King. License GPLv3.
    Downloads: 18 This Week
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    FicMake

    FicMake

    Document layout program with multiple output formats

    FicMake is a document layout program, which works in combination with groff, gnu make and a few other programs (most of which come with your favourite Linux Distribution) to allow you to concentrate on the writing itself.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    odt2braille
    odt2braille is a Braille extension to OpenOffice.org Writer. odt2braille enables authors to print documents to a Braille embosser and to export documents as Braille files. The Braille output is well-formatted and highly customizable.
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    stymaker

    stymaker

    Create your own LaTeX style.

    Stymaker is a GUI application assisting LaTeX users with creating their own style packages. After filling a simple form one can get a new package file corresponding to the chosen settings. This package may be included in preamble of LaTeX document by: \usepackage{mystyle} The new package, based on standard LaTeX packages, allows changing of the document layout, or appearance of standard environments like such as lists. While testing new settings one may instantly view actual changes in an external PDF viewer.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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