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refbase - Web Reference Database
Online bibliographic manager for research groups. Zotero-compatible.
refbase is a web-based bibliographic manager which can import and export references in various formats (including BibTeX, Endnote, MODS XML, and OpenOffice). It can make formatted lists of citations and offers powerful searching, rich metadata, and RSS. -
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PubSearch
Combined search engine for publication databases.
With PubSearch you can search for publications of an author in more publication databases at one time. PubSearch can crawl also "cited by" publications transitively for you! You can export publications to citation formats. You can add your own format templates and publication database definitions. See the link below for more details. -
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ER Dictionary ( English to Bengali Dictionary ) provides you digital dictionary based on English and Bengali word. This is based on Unicode. Before Using this you must install .NET 2.0. A download link is given with the package.
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Memephage is an automated web log (blog). It passively gathers and summarizes links from various places. Currently: IRC, social MUDs, e-mail, and web browsers. Uses the POE multitasking and networking framework for Perl.
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php3Links is GPL licenced free software created using PHP3 and MySQL. It is a link farm based loosely based on Yahoo. NOTE: This code is dangerously obsolete.
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