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xinco [eXtensibe INformation COre] is a powerful Web-Service based Information and Document Management System (DMS) for files, text, URLs and contacts, featuring ACLs, versioning, full text search, an FTP-like client (easy install, J2EE+MySQL/PostgreSQL)
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Batch32 is a VERY lite script engine written in pure win32 assembler. It features setting the window properties (hidden window, maximized) and priority options. Works for most of the Microsoft Windows versions.
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Intercepts and parses all instant message traffic received by the computer. A high performance engine allows conversations to be viewed immediately and/or saved for later analysis. NOTE: Requires WINPCAP
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Notepad² is a text and source code editor for Windows. Notepad² offers syntax coloration for common langages, customizable interface, auto-completion, macro recording and so much more !
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