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Software for calculating geometric properties of cross sections and polygons. Calculates: area, moments of inertia, product of inertia, radius of gyration, section modulus, among others. It also supports import and export of CSV, JSON and DXF files. Able to do geometric transformations and 2D and 3D visualization of the cross sections.

*** THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB *** https://github.com/frozen-solid/CSharp_MARC/ ********************************************************** C# MARC: C# class structures for reading and manipulating Library of Congress MARC records using the MARC21 standard. Based upon the PHP Pear package File_MARC (http://pear.php.net/package/File_MARC) by Dan Scott. C# MARC Editor: A full featured SQLite based editor for quickly modifying MARC records and exporting them to MARC21...

... and logging -COM port selection -Continuous reading of Voltage and Current -Continuous logging of Voltage and Current in a Chart with the option to export data to csv file -Possibility to set logging rate from 50 ms -Turn ON and OFF instrument -Set Voltage and Current -Set a custom voltage loop to play and reiterate -Reiteration possible in three ways: for a fixed time, for a fixed number of cycles and until the STOP button is pressed

A utility to convert glossaries and questions in text (CSV) format to Moodle format. Using this utility, you can quickly convert a table of term/definition pairs (for example, from two adjacent columns of a spreadsheet) into a Moodle glossary file, ready for import into your Moodle system. The same source data can also be used to create quiz questions as an aid to student learning, asking the student either to match a set of randomly selected definitions to the corresponding term being...

In this app you can create connection to many kind of SQL Databases. Each conncetion are showed in treeview on left side. Primary goal is to creating, editing and executing SQL queries on each created SQL connection.

My largest problem learning the language of the country I'm living in (Finland) is that the vocabulary doesn't want to stick. After a short time I've forgotten them again and honestly I'm not willing to sit down every evening after work to repeat them all. But hey, I'm sitting in front of a computer pretty much the whole day and I learned programming. Ergo: This is a very basic tool that every few (pre-defined) minutes pops up a window and asks me one random word out of one (or more)...

WordsCheck is a little program, where you can test your vocab It's CSV-file based with a little versioning system in the background

Flashcard Master allows you to create beautiful flash cards. Users can easily design, edit and print flash cards. In addition, FCM supports various data input methods, wikitext formatting of text, and facilites to learn/review materials.