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    TheAssistant

    For now the application is compatible for use in Israel only.

    The application was made in order to serve the community of people who do not know computers and internet web surf and to ease them do the basics and most common operations in the computer and over the internet, while using a easy to use and to operate user interface. This application is a user interface working on "Microsoft Windows XP" and above. In the first setup of the application, it will be added to your computer automatic startup process, and so it will able you, the users,...
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    The UIUC OAI Metadata Harvesting Project software for creating OAI Providers & Harvesters is implemented in Visual Basic and Java, and includes various stand-alone packages, plus object libraries which can be used to develop custom Providers or Harvester
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    Software to control a remote telescope via a web interface. Includes software needed to operate a motorized dome, telescope, and cameras.This project has been partially funded by a grant from the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium.
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