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EarthWorks
The road cutting and filling quantity analyser and report producer app
Earthworks is a civil engineering related cutting and filling quantity calculator. It also generates reports in various formats of CSV and PDF. It takes the basic paraments to form the longitudinal section of the road along with the proportions ratio of cuttings and fillings. ================================= V 1.2: 1. Now creates the longitudinal section in CAD softwares. 2. Bug Fixes. ================================== V 1.1: 1. Application freezing, not opening bug... -
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Simple Fone Recorder
Simple Fone Recorder
...You can get LineInCode here: http://liveincode.romanrm.ru/ And you can get LAME here: http://lame.sourceforge.net/ Obviously, besides this script and the two utilities above, you will need to patch your phone to the mic-in of your computer. Please bear in mind, this is not a proper phone recording system, so there is just 1 file per execution. For example, if you run the script from 0800 to 2000 in one go (without any interruption in between), all the calls will be saved in 1 file. To make it more robust, you can install NC_NET on the clients computer and setup Nagios to monitor them. ;-) Hope it helps! ...
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