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Cloud-based help desk software with ServoDeskWhat if You Could Automate 90% of Your Repetitive Tasks in Under 30 Days? At ServoDesk, we help businesses like yours automate operations with AI, allowing you to cut service times in half and increase productivity by 25% - without hiring more staff.
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MaterialEditText
EditText in Material Design
AppCompat v21 makes it easy to use Material Design EditText in our apps, but it's so limited. If you've tried that, you know what I mean. So I wrote MaterialEditText, the EditText in Material Design, with more features that Google Material Design Spec has introduced. Base color will be used as bottom line color, text color (reset alpha to 87%) and hint text color (reset alpha to 26%). You can use app:met_baseColor in xml or setBaseColor() in java code. If you haven't set a base color, black... -
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Consilium Sentence Suggestions Tools
Consilium – User Defined sentence Suggestion Tool.
There are many tools available in market which will provide spell correction or grammer correction while making documents, but very few tools are available which are providing sentence completion according to previously entered text. But this all are providing sentence complition suggestion for sentences which are oftenly or regularly used by all people in same manner. But in reality style of writing changes person to person. While our aim is to provide a sentence suggestion tool which... -
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PTools is a set of useful tools written in Pascal. It includes: scientific calculator, archiver, text editor, remote adminitration and more. It is designed to be portable across operating systems, specially Java-based mobiles, Windows and Unixes.
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EBookME is Java application (GUI, console and/or applet) which generates Java ME ebooks (JAD, JAR) from input text files. Generated books can be readed on mobile phones which support Java (MIDP 1.0).
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Quex is a one-click german-english english-german translator/dictionary written in Java. It contains more than 500.000 translations, synonyms and examples. It works offline and needs no installation. Just 3 mb filesize!
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SiSMS alows you to read Siemens SMI/SMO files, which are archieved SMS (short messages) by Siemens mobile phones. SiSMS supports EMS, message saving and printing, searching in SMI/SMO files, and more.
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Java 2 Micro Edition Library for WordML elaboration: the projects aims to being able to transform properly XML documents (following WordML standard) into content that can be shown and used on cellular phones.
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Mobile i2e is a J2ME (MIDP 2.0) adaptation of the linux translator "i2e". It now supports i2e and idp dictionary file types. Support to new dictionary file types could be added with little effort.
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J2ME Memopad is a simple MIDP application designed to allow storage and retrieval of notes. It will have the ability to search and generate a list of results, as well as categorize your memos. The basic design of the memopad is similar to the Palm.
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An experimental set of tools for text analysis and dictionary construction. One goal is to improve text-input e.g. on devices with touchscreens using dictionary-based symbolic on-screen keyboards.
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