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VDP Mail Merge 1.7
High Volume Variable Data Printing & Mail Merge in PDF format
FREE & user friendly Variable Data Printing tool, to impose Variable Text onto PDF documents. (Mail Merge, Numbered Tickets, Bates numbering, Mass mail Addresses, customized Brochures / Post cards, Contact information, Voters Lists ... etc) Capable of processing more than 2,000,000 Pages or 10,000,000 Records. -
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FlexibleParser
FlexibleParser is a group of multi-purpose .NET parsing libraries.
FlexibleParser (C#/.NET) is currently formed by the following independent libraries/parts: - UnitParser. It allows to easily deal with a wide variety of situations involving units of measurement. - NumberParser. It provides a common framework for all the .NET numeric types. - DateParser. It enhances the default .NET date/time support. AUTHORSHIP & COPYRIGHT I, Alvaro Carballo Garcia (varocarbas), am the sole author of each single bit of this code. All the contents of this repository can be considered public domain. For more information about my copyright/authorship attribution ideas, visit https://customsolvers.com/copyright/. ... -
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A Nibble of a Byte
Bit manipulation and unique compression of limited data sets
...Virtually all functionality of the demo app derives from the NibbleAndByte class. This class may be added to VB.Net or C# applications that require compression of numeric, non-repeating data with a limited set of delimiters. The most appropriate application for this design is in compressing delimited numeric data. The compression rate for such data will consistently be at 50%.
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