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ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors
Free office suite for working with text, spreadsheets and presentation
ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors is an open source and 100% free office suite, combining text, spreadsheet and presentation editors for working on documents offline. The application features all types of formatting options and allows users to edit complex documents. Collaboration features such as reviewing and real-time co-editing are available as well. The editors offer 100% compatibility with MS Office and support other popular document formats including OpenDocument. The application also... -
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(Un)colored
Next generation desktop rich content editor that saves documents
The next-generation desktop-rich content editor that saves documents with themes. HTML & Markdown compatible. For Windows, OS X & Linux. The main idea of (Un)colored is to focus on what you write. There are no distracting elements like multiple indicators & toolbars. When you're writing, the only things you see are your content, the caret, and your cursor. The toolbar appears when you select a portion of text, documents tabs & main menu when you move your cursor at the top of the window. ... -
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Civilizer
Civilizer - Tool to efficiently manage your data/knowledge/idea
Civiilzer is a Dedicated Personal Knowledge Management Tool built by Java. You can use it for purposes such as a high level note application, document store, information hub, etc. With Civilzer's Markdown editor, you can edit text in Markdown format, but the editor provides a lot more additional features, so you can edit your content in a more stylish fashion. You can structure and organize your data with tagging, relating, bookmarking. Civilizer's full text search functionality is simple... -
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A bundle of lisp extensions, largely original, for GNU Emacs with the goal to obtain a more user friendly and powerful interface. The new features include contextual tool bars, new TeX interface, very complete menus, and a well structured IDE.
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A web based operating system. Webxos privides a unified way to access your documents, address book, email, instant messenger and more. For developers, Webxos introduces a new programing platform for developing web based rich interface applications.
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Allows editing of any size file in hexadecimal, decimal and ASCII. A great tool that allows you to edit and analyze the contents for either the data or resource fork of any type of file. 68K, PPC and Carbon run on MacOS 7-9 and X.
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eArea is a really simple web-based WYSIWYG text editor. It works with almost all popular browser - even with OS X Dashboard widgets! With a short snippet of HTML, you can insert eArea onto any webpage, fully customised for your site.
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