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Morse Key Express
Converts text to Morse sounds
This is a simple application that converts text to Morse code and audio. It has minimal dependencies and is very lightweight. It does not yet offer the ability to transcribe Morse code and save the output to an audio file. It's a useful tool for amateur radio operators and radio operators. https://github.com/shampuan/morse-key-express -
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...It is specialized for learning of human languages, but can also be used for other topics. You can create dictionaries, exercises for learning words, exercises with radio buttons, check boxes or text fields. Installation --------------- If you have Java installed on your system, click Download button above. Unzip the downloaded file, then run 'KMemo.sh' on Linux, 'KMemo.bat' on Windows. If you don't have Java on Linux, use package manager to install it. For Windows you can also download KMemo zip file with Java included - click on 'Browse all files' link above.
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