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Unicode Converter
All in one Text, Decimal, and Unicode Converter as you type.
Unicode Converter is an open source software for converting Text to Unicode and decimal and vice versa while you type. No clicks or convert button! Latest source code: https://github.com/ahmed-fathy/unicode-converter Conversion Options: Text -> Unicode and Decimal Unicode -> Text and Decimal Decimal -> Text and Unicode *Smart settings: The settings take effect directly after you change it and will be saved for you and applied in next runs. Formatting options: Unicode and decimal perfix and postfix to get your desired output, such as \u0001  0001 etc... -
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This is an RTF code emitter in MS .NET framework. Most frequently used features in MS Word are implemented, including font formatting, pictures, tables, footnotes, headers, footers, etc. No other libraries are required. LICENSE: LGPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html
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This project is a port of the Apache Java-based XSL-FO formatter FOP to C#. The purpose is to support the growth and adoption of the XSL-FO standard and to make FOPs capabilities embeddable in managed code applications for the .NET CLR -- since Apache's
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