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D_2D and D_3D are plotting programs with unique features, useful for data visualization and analysis. Input data should be provided as ASCII files formatted as x,y pairs or x,y,z triplets. Graphic output can be in DXF vector format, or raster image.

TextToScreen is used to display song lyrics or recital scripts on an external monitor or projector. It has a built in text manager and editor, so it is fully contained. It was initially created for use by church choruses. One of the major features of this program is its WYSIWYG interface. You can see how the output will look like before sending it to the external display. You can import texts from external sources or write it inside of TTS. You can easily fix mistakes or add verses...

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Do you have CSV full of data but hard to find a pattern just from the numbers? CSV2ScatterPlot help you to discover patterns from these columns of numbers by representing them as Scatter Series. Simply select the X axis and Y axis columns from the CSV and get a visual representation instantly. You can also use the same software to plot in Line Series instead as well. Check the Wiki Page for details on Usage: https://sourceforge.net/p/csv2scatterplot/wiki/Home/

...TrueType fonts (TTF) are optional, or built-in GD fonts can be used. The available plot types include: area, bars, line/points, lines, pie, points, squared, stacked-bars, and thin bar-line. Labels, tick marks, plot legend, and X/Y axes and more are all configurable. Images can be imported as a background, multiple graphs can be drawn on one image, and images can be saved to disk or returned to a browser.

The challenge I faced was that I have many photos in many places. I have a DSLR. I have a mobile phone and so does my wife. We go away and depending upon where, when etc depends upon exactly which device takes the photo. We also amass memorabilia as we go - nothing too exciting, but perhaps tickets and brochures from shows. There are many products out there which centralise pictures, but I wanted these features * Ability to centralise photos from all devices * Thumbnail generation * Geotag to show where photos were taken on a Google map overlay both at the album level and the individual picture level * Ability to associate scanned scrap (brochures, tickets, stuff...) with a photo taken at the same time...

A .NET UserControl designed to display simple line-graph-style plots, X-Y scatterplots of data, or polar charts. Direct3D rendering is used for maximum performance, and hundreds of thousands of points can be graphed on typical PC hardware in real-time. The view can be panned, zoomed, and stretched using simple mouse controls.

A Wiki dedicated to timelines. It visualizes historic matters graphically on a timescale. WikiTimeScale is open source and its created images can be used as wished (e.g. for presentations). (Go to its project homepage: http://www.wikitimescale.org)

Proyecto de soporte a la versión en Español de OpenOffice.org y sus herramientas relacionadas. Entre ellas el diccionario de sinónimos LGPL (tesauro) y el separador silábico LGPL (hyphenation).