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csvtolatex
converts csv-files to LaTeX Code
csvtolatex converts csv-tables created by a spreadsheet software like MS Excel, Libre Office or Open Office Calc to a LaTeX table code you can directly include in your LaTeX-code. This program/script is for everyone using LaTeX and tables like measurement scales, where the tables can be changed from time to time. Like changing an equation to evaluate. This program/script is not designed for learning how to create a table in LaTeX. If there are some questions or if you like to... -
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The YIK system is designed to enable flexible and efficient job management for road marking crews and to provide both your staff and your clients with up to the minute job information. Not for use in the UK before 17/01/2011, see GNU v2 License enc.
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