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STF is a system of automatically generating documentation under control of a program or a script. It is frequently used to automatically generate test reports. STF is also used to clean up the output of a process and turn it into a nice looking report.

... * is written in portable C++, and the program acts as a wrapper round the libdvi2bitmap library (both static and shareable), which abstracts DVI and PK files and their contents, Bitmaps, and various other objects supporting these; the library has extensive API documentation, and is intended to be useful for other projects; * can generate XBM, XPM and GIF bitmaps, plus PNG, if you have the libpng library installed; * uses the same kpathsea font-searching library as other TeX programs; * can read DVI files from a pipe; * automatically expands internal bitmaps; * is fast.

...Because it runs client-side, it’s great for small projects, GitHub-hosted docs, or internal references where you want “drop-in” documentation with minimal setup. The library’s footprint and API are intentionally modest, making it simple to customize templates, typography, or color schemes. For teams who value instant docs from a README or single Markdown file, Flatdoc remains a practical, dependency-light choice.

My Dream Diary is a computer diary, that allows you to create and manage descriptions of dreams. Password protection, archiving, statistics, dream signs are the basic functions of this program.

An alternative to the page-chapter-paragraph documentation approach. LivCos allows you to teach the computer the structure of your content, so it can support you in various contexts. Pages will be generated as one of many views on the actual content.

n-squared is a light weight, super powered note pad application that stores notes in an embedded database for easy searching. It has a tabbed interface, syntax highlighting, encryption, and more!

The objective of the OpenBerg Project is to develop Open-Source, Open-Standards-based, Multi-Platform tools for eBook authors, editors and users. We are currently working on OpenBerg Lector, an e-Book reader, and OpenBerg Rector, an e-Book compiler.