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This project focuses of auto conversion in between language alphabets. Using this 'lit.js' library currently you can done conversion in between English - Tamil - Sinhala scrpits vise-versa. This is use full when you need to know how write something in an other given language. This is still at development stage but works purfectly and easy to customize as well. Live demo available at: http://commonlitt.42web.io/ For UI creations I had used Bootstrap and Jquery. For easy array...

I was tired of always having to start a new instance of notepad to take a note of something during my busy work day. All the other note applications seem very bulky and didn't really work with the fast pace that I work at. So... I made TotesNotes!. Click the little tray icon and up pops a note pad to pop text into. There are even a few tabs if you want to seperate them a little bit. * Requires .NET 4.5 Note : If you dont see the icon in your tray, just drag it next to your clock....

FCKeditor is the previous version of CKEditor and has been discontinued after version 2. The new CKEditor is redesigned from the ground up, offering more WYSIWYG text editing features, enhanced security and better integration. Don’t force yourself with retro FCKeditor. Switch to the new, cool CKEditor at ckeditor.com

NRtfTree library is a set of classes written entirely in C# which may be used to manage (read and write) RTF documents in your own applications. A java port of the library can be found in http://www.sgoliver.net/blog/?page_id=92

A small Java application that helps write texts in most languages on any keyboard that supports typing at least all ASCII characters. A systray application for Windows (written in C#) is available as well.

A simple yet integrated application to provide support for using Arabic text in applications that don't support it. Many design and CAD applications use their custom text rendering methods that don't support Arabic. Supported by: www.arabteam2000.com

This project is a port of the Apache Java-based XSL-FO formatter FOP to C#. The purpose is to support the growth and adoption of the XSL-FO standard and to make FOPs capabilities embeddable in managed code applications for the .NET CLR -- since Apache's