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ChordSmith is a ChordPro editor that can display, transpose and print song sheets containing chords and lyrics. It can also edit and convert song sheet formats between ChordPro format (chords in square brackets in line with lyrics) and two-line format (chords above lyrics). You can find many free sources of song sheets in both formats on the Internet. More information at https://chordsmith.sourceforge.io/ Here are just a few of ChordSmith's many features:

CHORD5 is a ChordPro editor and renderer, useful for formatting and printing song sheets ("lead sheets"). This version of the CHORD program (based on CHORD4) has been modified to add functionality that enables it to cooperate with the ChordSmith program (available at https://sourceforge.net/projects/chordsmith/). This modified version has been renamed to CHORD5. Although it is revised to work with ChordSmith, it also works well as a standalone program. NOTE: If you have...

Madedit-Mod is a cross platform text/hex editor base on MadEdit with a log of critical bug fix from me or other developers. A lot of new features were added, such as Drag-Drop Edit(cross platform), Highlight word, etc. The reason that I maintained this project is that the author of MadEdit had not worked on it for for a long time and I really like it and need more features. Find more information on Wiki pages. Currently supported Languages: English Chinese Simplified...

JSnapScreen provides snap screen service in java environment, which exposes enough interfaces to capture image and get the captured image, you can integrate it with your appliction easily and perfectly.

TextConverter is a graphical text editor allowing the user to encrypt/decrypt the textual contents displayed on the screen using a 128-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) cipher.

A note editor that appears when you move the cursor to the edge of the screen.

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.