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DocWire SDK
Award-winning modern data processing in C++17/20
DocWire SDK, a standout C++17/20 data processing tool, has received award from SourceForge and strong backing from Microsoft. It handles nearly 100 file types, empowering efficient text extraction, web data extraction, and document analysis. The upcoming integration of C++17 and C++20 will bring advanced functionalities, particularly in areas like HTTP capabilities and web data extraction. For businesses, the shift to DocWire SDK signifies a leap forward. It promises comprehensive document... -
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Android File Search
Show files on Android device
A new version has been uploaded. Filename is "filesearch4.apk". This new version allows to delete files, rename files, delete directories, rename directories, and view text files when the file extension is : txt, xml, htm, html, xsl, xslt, text, ascii, ini, asp, aspx, java, kt, cs, js, jsp, php, bat, css, csv, kml, svg (feel free to ask for more file extensions, that should be a setting in the application in the future). The application starts browsing from the internal storage... -
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Java HTML/XML Compressor is a very small, fast and easy to use library that compresses given HTML or XML source by removing extra whitespaces, comments and other unneeded characters without breaking the content structure.
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