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XML Mill
XML Mill is a GUI based XML editor with a memory.
"XML Mill" is an open source initiative distributed free under the GNU GPL. As a GUI based XML editor and builder, XML Mill furthermore remembers relationships between the elements, attributes and attribute values of specific "styles" of XML. Since synchronising and managing (the same) information across different sites is difficult and counter-productive, I urge you to see the project's home page for a comprehensive explanation of the application's features. -
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This java program counts the number of words in a LaTeX file. All LaTeX commands are supported. The table of contents and other tables, page numbers, page headers are not counted. This is due to the fact that lwc counts from source file.
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NaNoWriTool is a text editor with features specifically geared towards NaNoWriMo, the National Novel Writing Month. It contains a live word counter, daily word count target, a timer for word wars and automatic backup feature.
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A simple plain-text editor with the option to split the text after a number of characters entered. The main purpose is the splitting of YouTube comments.
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