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PDF Clown
General-Purpose PDF Library for Java and .NET
PDF Clown is a general-purpose Java and .NET library for manipulating PDF files through multiple abstraction layers, rigorously adhering to PDF 1.7 specification (ISO 32000-1). This project aims to provide a universal access to PDF files (creation, reading, editing, rendering...) through an accurate and elegant object-oriented API. * Features: http://pdfclown.org/overview/features/ * Overview: http://pdfclown.org/overview/architecture/ * Website: http://pdfclown.org/ * Blog: http://www.pdfclown.org/blog/ * Twitter: https://twitter.com/PDFClown -
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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
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Simple desktop java application. Store local plain notes (or blogs), separated by categories. Every message<3000 symbols. Useful when Internet publication not required. Java SE 1.6 (Java 6) required (http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp)
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