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Ada PDF Writer
A standalone, portable package for producing dynamically PDF documents
PDF_Out is an Ada package for writing easily PDF files dynamically. Enables the automatic production of reports. Standalone and unconditionally portable code. No external resource is needed. More information on... http://apdf.sf.net Alire crate: https://alire.ada.dev/crates/apdf Mirror: https://github.com/zertovitch/ada-pdf-writer -
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Please see laidout.org for current code and download location. Laidout is desktop publishing and imposition software for Linux, particularly for multipage, cut and folded booklets, with page sizes that don't even have to be rectangular. Bug reports welcome!
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JS 2D barcode creation
Data Matrix, QR and Aztec barcode symbol creation by javascript
The javascript program creates 2D barcode symbols of Data Matrix, Aztec and QR code in vector graphic. + Creates Data Matrix in square or rectangular pattern. + Creates QR or micro QR bar code symbols. + Creates Aztec, compact Aztec or Aztec rune bar codes. + Scalable Vector Graphic or PNG/GIF pixel image output. + One short and compact program for all barcodes. + Automatic mode encoding and barcode size selection. + Algorithm could be easily adapted to individual requirements. +...
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