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Fen2Pdf
Tool for chess teachers to create PDF files with chess diagrams in it
Tool for chess teachers to create PDF files with chess diagrams in it. 1) Create a pgn file with chess diagrams (FEN notation) in it (e.g by using lichess) 2) Open the Fen2Pdf and select the folder containing the pgn(s) 3) Click start. Fen2Pdf detects the pgn files in it and creates a pdf file You can now print this file and hand the exercises over to your students Extra features: * Mirror the positions. -
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Test case generator
GUI based tool to generate test cases for competitive programmers
...Installation - To run this tool, you will need JAVA JDK 8 or later version installed on your host machine. Download JAVA JDK 8 or above from here, if not already installed. - Download Test Case Generator - Double click the downloaded package to start the application. - For Linux/ Ubuntu make sure the package has execute permission; right click on the package, select properties, than select permissions tab and check Execute checkbox. Github: https://github.com/snehm/Test-Case-Generator If you like the tool, don't forget to give a ⭐ to Test case generator (TCG) on Github. ... -
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GMAT Timer
A Timer for GMAT Exam (Win and Mac)
A timer does it best to mimic the one in the real GMAT test -- appearing on the right top corner of the screen. Of course, you can set the time to count down.
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