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Blogspot To Docx
Blogger To Docx
Created your blog online, or on your phone? Use BlogspotToDocx.exe to reverse engineer your blog to your original transcript/text. With no images and hyperlinks! In docx format! It uses your blogger RSS feed to extract your text. Blogger to docx. Made according to Google’s Blogger Data API. It's written with Java, you got to have java on your system or just download the Java JRE. http://java.com/download Unzip it and put it on your desktop. RaY -
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MyPodcastPublisher is a MySQL/PHP software which help in publishing audio and video podcast on your own web site. MyPodcastPublisher manage the publication and display podcasts. It also generate RSS feeds for podcast reader (iTunes, Nokia, ...).
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This project seeks to provide a web-interface to a BetaBrite LED sign capbable of sending messages to the sign and displaying them. Additional modules can also be added to have the sign display weather information and RSS.
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McGeekCode is a light, fast, apache php mysql based CMS with RSS reader, gallery and gallery commenting, boards, content ownership, user management and a simple interface. Created in response to bloated systems such as EzPublish, Movable Type.
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