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XMLTreeEdit displays XML files as tree views and allows basic operations: adding, editting and deleting text nodes and their attributes. The main goal is providing a simple tool to create/edit XML configuration files for users without knowledge of XML. Built in Free Pascal Lazarus, which allows easy compilation for different target platforms. Currently binary executables were produced and tested on Windows (XP, 7) and Ubuntu Linux (GTK2). For developers: there are two units listed...

Scribo je mali editor txt fajlova sa osnovnim funkcijama editora. Napisan je u programskom jeziku Java SE 7. Pored osnovnih funkcija editora, pruza i alat za konverziju latinice u cirilicu i obrnuto. Ovaj mali program je napisan od strane pocetnika bez profesionalnog iskustva sa zeljom da prezentuje svoj rad u cilju nastavka ucenja i daljeg poboljsanja. Scribo is a small txt files editor with basic editor functions. It is written in Java SE 7. Besides basic editor functions it provides a tool for converting Serbian latin script to cyrilic script and vice versa. ...

This program is completely stand alone (150 lines of code). A filename may be passed so the editor will open with it's contents or it can be used without a filename and a default filename will be assigned that may be changed before saving text. For security reasons, no provision has been made to allow saving to another directory. Future additions may include the capability to save to a sub directory.

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.

Program helps you reorder AutoCAD palettes and/or tools. Please see help for more info!

A word processing program with a searchable interface. Rather than blundering through menus and dialogs, commands are issued by entering them into a search bar. An optional "Basic Bar" is available with common functions such as bolding.

KCite is a program into which a user enters basic information about a publication or other information source. It then constructs numerous, properly formatted, variations of citation strings that can be pasted into a document.