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Pascal's Canvas
Expanding Pascal's Triangle like structures in 2D
Alg entry is simplified by being able to choose from 21 preset algs. Or, they may be adjusted or entered from scratch. Six different "Pascalloid" output modes allow the data to be graphically explored and browsed. Help is self-contained. Now there is a way to copy data from the output into the clipboard, and to paste tab-deliniated data from the clipboard to make an algorithm. -
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An app for quickly building collections and rating them. Test at www.wudiware.com/emmaframe.php Should be good for games and communication. Lots left to add. Try the "cuteness challenge". Ideas welcome (emma should be good at idea dev. too).
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Trauma registry suite; Data collection application and server scripts to build trauma data warehouse and perform web-based analysis reporting. Cross-platform compatible for Windows, Apple, Unix, or Linux.
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Simple implementation of MRP algorithm with Flash GUI for University purposes. Reads data from XML and shows the results in text. Whole project written in ActionScript 3.0
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