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Gmail Notifier
Multiple account (or label) Gmail notifier (without storing passwords)
Gmail Notifier (restartless) is an open-source project that notify you about incoming emails from all your Google Mail accounts and labels. Features: 1. No requirement to enter your credentials. 2. Multiple account support 3. Multiple label support 4. Low bandwidth usage by using RSS technology 5. Mark as read, report span, trash or archive massages right from toolbar -
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Rub is an instant RSS Notifier. You want to stay in touch with your friends ? You want to get the latest News ? You want to get just the messages you are interested in ? Then Rub is the answer!
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Ever wanted to read your Google Reader RSS feeds on your Amazon Kindle while being offline and with a nice ebook formatting ? greader2kindle will retrieve your most recent unread news, and send them to your kindle as a proper mobipocket ebook.
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This is a lightweight C++ development framework.It can help you use better OOP,it let you use Interface oriented Programming.It let old C++ to be a really OOP language.You can use C++ like using Java!
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