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Knowledge Management System
Knowledge Management System
This KMS system contains Questions and Answering System like Stackoverflow, Document Management System. These two are core functionality. Users can earn or spend point based on their activities. This system runs on IIS, and fully responsive site. Supported Browser - IE 9 or higher version - Firefox - Chrome Required Environment - .NET framework 4.0 or higher version - MVC 5 - SQL Server 2008 or higher version (optional) - Visual Studio 2013 -
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Speed Reader Enhanced
Use this to read books or to suppress sub-vocalization when reading
A very versatile speed reading tool, that suppresses the use of vocals as you read. This allows you to read much faster. Speed Reader Enhanced has a full screen mode that will block out any distractions. It allows you to set you colors and font. (Requires .NET Framework 4.5 or higher) -
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Folder Manifest
Windows Explorer extension: generate a text manifest of files/folders
Builds a text list of file/folder contents, with only a few formatting options. Useful (in fact, for me, invaluable) for quickly generating manifests in code publish request, server inventory or any other documentation required to list file content. Works on Windows only. For .NET assemblies, can optionally include the build version in the output.
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