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Project is closed, since useful alternatives exist. See http://toeholds.wordpress.com/2010/03/23/writing-chemistry-with-latex-33/ for an example. With write18 and openbabel, you probably can do whatever you want.
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A collection of scripts that create lists compatible with worlde.net based on play count from iTunes. Can do Artists, Albums, or Songs by certain Artists.
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Commercial detection and skipping for EyeTV, using a Mac OS X port of comskip (http://www.kaashoek.com/comskip/). These programs allow users of EyeTV to enjoy commercial-free recorded television. Can also limit series recordings to a certain number.
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Mac OS X GUI for several command line utilities, so that it is easy to use a GP32 console with Mac OS X.
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TuneShell is a command line interface for Apple iTunes. It allows control of iTunes through a shell environment, performing common tasks (play, pause, search, etc) and browsing through the iTunes library like a file system.
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