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CoverGen
Generate CD/DVD PDF-printable covers !
CoverGen is a simple PHP script that uses FPDF class to generate CD and DVD covers to print. Enjoy ! -
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Customizable browser based (text/web(WYSIWYG)) file editors environment in PHP (GPL Licensed) with loads of features. (tested only in firefox)
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SVG editor for ownCloud
Create and edit SVG graphics directly in ownCloud. Based on svg-edit.
This project provides an ownCloud-app (http://apps.owncloud.com) for editing and creating SVG vector graphics in your browser. It's based on the awesome "svg-edit"-project (http://code.google.com/p/svg-edit/). Features like collaborative editing may be implemented later. -
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PDFLib-free PDF creation using PHP. It has interface compatible with php pdf creator (pdf-php library). Implements most of Adobe recommended features like PageTrees, Outlines, and so on.
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eBook Management System (eBMS). eBMS will allow someone to create a library of eBooks, such as a tutorial site, that can be edited and maintained as time passes. The eBooks will then be offered to end users in a format of their choice (XHTML, PDF).
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