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ADAPRO
Word processor oriented for learning difficulties.
ADAPRO is a free-to-use word processor geared towards individuals with a learning difficulty like dyslexia or a developmental disorder such as autism. Its adapted, seamless and configurable interface provides a simplified environment that can be relied, fostering the user's sustained attention. It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose. -
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XSLT syntax highlighting
Java based XSLT Processor extension for syntax highlighting
Please note that project moved to GitHub: https://github.com/xmlark/xslthl This is an implementation of syntax highlighting as an extension module for XSLT processors (Xalan, Saxon), so if you have e.g. article about programming written in DocBook, code examples can be automatically syntax highlighted during the XSLT processing phase. -
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JSesh is an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic text processor, currently used by professionnals and amateurs alike. It runs on all platforms supporting java (Mac, Windows, Linux). It can be used as a library for your own softwares too. SOURCES HAVE MOVED TO GITHUB: https://github.com/rosmord/jsesh
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JODReports is a solution for generating dynamic documents and reports in Java based on the OpenDocument format (ODF). Templates can be easily composed with a word processor such as OpenOffice.org Writer. Data sources include POJOs and XML.
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AraWord
AraWord is a pictogram-based word processor for disabled people.
AraWord is currently a part of ARASUITE!!!! Pleas, look for ARASUITE in Sourceforge!!!! https://sourceforge.net/projects/arasuite/ AraWord is a word processor that combines pictograms and text to help disabled people. More info: http://www.catedu.es/arasaac/index.php -
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KefirBB
The Java text processor.
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A translation tools suite for Computer-Aided Translation / Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT). A translation processor with translation memory, machine translation and project support, bitext aligner/converter, TMX validator, and others.
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Brahmi project aims at producing Java Input Methods and OpenType fonts for Indian languages. They are bundled with Brahmi - Word Processor which installs the fonts, Input Methods and font.properties files
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clip5 text clipboard manager
Simple interface which can be used as a clipboard manager
...Just click on any of the textfield/textarea to copy the the displyed text into the system clipboard, where it will be ready to be pasted in another application like an e-mail client, a word processor ... Data are saved in text files. Edit the .txt files in order to best suit your needs. -
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OmegaT+ Computer Assisted Translation (CAT) tools platform that includes OmegaT+ (translation processor), bitext2tmx (aligner/TMX editor), and Validator (TMX validation).
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Desktop application for creating cue sheets for dances. Intended to be used by choreographers as an alternative to a word processor (no more struggling to get the steps lined up right).
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Shared Questionnaire System(SQS) is a full-functional Optical Mark Reader(OMR) form processing system implemented in Java-Swing, XSL-FO and AJAX with straightforward GUIs. It is aimed at developing social platform to share knowledge about questionnaire.
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XVCL is a general-purpose language for configuring variants in all sorts of textual documents (including programs). It is based on frame technology. XVCL processor automates the customization process to produce system from specification of variants.
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Babeldoc is integration tool that can plumb together data flows. It is completely configurable and scriptable. It is heavily XML biased but not exclusively so.
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Jacrobat is a free open source PDF editor that will support all functionalities of a simple word processor. Advanced functionalities will be added as the project matures.
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Lexi is a Java 2 based Word Processor. It currently edits plain text and RTF files, with HTML and Open Document Format support planned. Lexi was originally written by Matthew Schmidt and Brill Pappin.
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Vex is a CSS-styled XML editor based on the Eclipse platform. It provides a word processor-like interface for document-style XML documents such as DocBook and xhtml.
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MathML to Braille translator. It's writen in Java + XSL and it uses the Saxon XSLT processor for XML transformations.
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DOX is a document processing system inspired by TeX, but much more lightweight and simple to use. DOX keeps the source text as simple as possible by replacing obscure formatting symbols and constructs with more "natural" alternatives.
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