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Reor is a winsome calculator with loads of functions, by Ajay Menon.
Reor is a free calculator which is crafted into perfection with a winsome interface. Reor has got Scientific, Statistical, Graphical and many more types of tools built-into it, while maintaining an attractive interface.
This is a versatile graph plottingsoftware for windows.
It can plot graphs from user specified functions.
simple interface put the function and press draw.
no installation required.
The MIX program is meta-analysis software for Excel 2000 or 2003 that works like a standalone application. This version of MIX, however, is no longer maintained and replaced my MIX 2.0. MIX 2.0 can be found at http://www.meta-analysis-made-easy.com.
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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.