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Alphabetizer lets anyone take a list of words or sentences and arranged them in alphabetical order easily. Alphabetizer is a tool that takes a list of words or phrases and arranged them in alphabetical order. This tool is useful for organizing information, creating glossaries, sorting names, or any task where the items in a list need to be in alphabetical order. Overall, Alphabetizer can save time and effort by quickly organizing information and making it easier to read and comprehend.

Requires PyQt >= 5.2 QsciScintilla >= 2.8 Python >=3.4

MyNotes is a sticky notes/post-it application. Notes are created using the system tray icon. They can be organized in categories and each category has a color. Images, checkboxes and a few predefined symbols can be inserted in the notes. The style of the text can be changed (alignment, style, color).

Vimuiex is a library and a set of plugins for the Vim text editor. It adds a popup listbox that is displayed in an overlapping window inside Vim. Plugins: text menu, file browser, buffer list, MRU files, enhanced vimgrep (occur), ...

Multi-format generator for e-books compliant with Distributed Proofreaders and Project Gutenberg guidelines. From a single marked-up text file, outputs are generated for plain text, HTML, and selected e-book reader formats.

This is a code for the sentence parsing that does its job properly and FAST. The main problem is that you really need a database of abbreviations so that phrases such as "Dr. Smith" are not calculated as 2 sentences, which means that the good parser must be language dependent. I am also providing a list of all English abbreviations with the code. You can always tweak the code to get a nicer output, but the main idea is still there, and completed with this little program.

Applies a simple SQL query (without joins) to a tab-separated-value text file. Intended for the command line, like "txtselect 'c2 from states.txt where c3 > 1000000'." Distributed as a single Python source-code file.

gEdit Autocomplete: chose from a list of suggestions to complete words in gEdit

FictionVocabulary is a tool for counting words in text files. It uses vocabularies with word sets e.g. 1000 most useful words etc. Counting occurs through vocabularies, so word list consists only of words which are not represent in vocabularies

Woody is a tree editor, also known as an outliner. It is similar to a text editor, but allows you to organize your information in a hierarchy. It also works as a todo list, and works well as a project management aid.