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Picjurz is an picture/image management application. Among its planned features are: web-based interface, albums, offline storage manager, hardcopy manager and support for both picture-content and digital-camera metadata.
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JFileManipulator aims to be a collection of tools, which manipulate files in some way or the other, and is aimed at manipulating said files in batches. It for example allows you to write a text to a number of image files, all for a group of files.
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BinChunker converts a CD image in a ".bin/.raw/.wav + .cue" format to a set of .iso and .cdr/.wav tracks.
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