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Markdown Monster
An extensible Markdown Editor, Viewer and Weblog Publisher for Windows
Markdown Monster is a powerful, yet easy-to-use Markdown editor with syntax highlighting and sophisticated and fast edit features. A collapsible, synced, live preview lets you see your output as you type and scroll. Easily embed or paste images, links, tables and code using raw markup or our smart UI helpers to simplify many operations with a few keystrokes or a click or two. Paste images from the clipboard or drag and drop from Explorer or our built-in file browser. -
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With ( AV Tag Editor ) you can see and edit tag of files , search for lyrics, cover art, album information and subtitle and Batch Tag Edit (Edit multiple file tags at once).
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AK PDF Editor
Best tool to merge, rearrange, rotate, delete, compress PDF files
A very lightweight software for PDF file editing. You can merge, rearrange, rotate, delete, compress PDF files in a very simple way. -
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PDF Clown
General-Purpose PDF Library for Java and .NET
PDF Clown is a general-purpose Java and .NET library for manipulating PDF files through multiple abstraction layers, rigorously adhering to PDF 1.7 specification (ISO 32000-1). This project aims to provide a universal access to PDF files (creation, reading, editing, rendering...) through an accurate and elegant object-oriented API. -
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Ghostscript Studio
PostScript editor, PDF and PS Viewer, Converter
Easy to use Ghostscript IDE. Allows you to easily edit and view PostScript (multi-page PostScript) files, convert your files between different formats (PDF, PostScript, TIFF, PNG, JPEG, other...), view PDF files. Please go to http://ghostscriptnet.codeplex.com/ for development files. -
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ConVic
Framework for product designers of accessible product interfaces
ConVic is a part of the VICON project. The needs of people with physical or sensory impairments are generally not well considered when designing user interfaces to consumer products. Controls and displays often fail to meet the requirements of users with visual, hearing, mobility or dexterity impairments. It is difficult for mainstream manufacturers to have a detailed understanding of these needs and how to design for them. Manufacturers would benefit from the support of a third party... -
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tiny ppi editor
tiny tool to change ppi of a jpeg
I had a picture representing an A4 page, I resized it with Microsoft picture manager (changed definition) to lower the size of the file, but in the process "picture manager" didn't change the ppi "pixel per inch" automatically to keep the picture to the size of an A4 page. So my other tools (an "all to pdf" converter) couldn't understand the right size of the picture and the output was a very small page. You need softwares like irfan vue, xnvue, or photoshop to edit the ppi, which doesn't...
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