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NanocalcFX is a free and open source evaluation software for a simple yet comfortable solution to deal with thousands of transport kinetics measured with a fluorescence microscope or similar kinetics. Data can be imported from CSV or Excel files or using the dedicated image stack analyser (NISA). You can get sample data at the nanocalcFX homepage. Note that nanocalcFX is currently in a beta state.

Fixed width data files are probably the most annoying data to import into database. This utility allows user to insert user-defined column separators into user-defided positions of flat file table given in fixed-width format. I am using this utility to import astronomical catalogs provided as flat tables at CDS ftp-server into postgresql; Build: $ make all [cc={icc|gcc}] Install: $ make install [prefix=/path/to/your/bin/directory] Example of usage: $ gzip -dc table.dat.gz | fw2csv --stops=4,10,11,20,30,36 -d '|' -header 1 | psql wsdb -c "copy mytable from stdin with csv delimiter '|'" For the list of available options call $ fw2csv --help

IDSS is a statistical application for e-mail surveys. It parses HTML questionnaires filled in by respondents. Output is a separated database, a SAS DATA step import program and correspondence tables between variable characteristics and field values.

Labcoat for SuperWikia Alpha fabrication manages new or revised fabrication processes. Its 'Cleanroom' applets allow codesmiths to access the lab environment, used to create semiconductors, substrate prototypes, chipset instruction blocks and other Labcoat projects. Our extensions in future releases will include UML support for C#/C++ conforming projects, import/export architecture schematics and refactoring sub-projects.