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Typeit! supports five Malayalam Keyboards. They are Inscript (ISM), GIST, Malayalam Typewriter, Panchari and Varityper Phonetic keyboard Layout. Anyone who is familier with any of the above keyboard layouts can use Typeit! with ease.

The goal of this project is to provide spell check, grammar check and hyphenation for Bulgarian language for Open Source products such as OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, TeX, aspell, ispell, hunspell etc.

CoreNLP is your one stop shop for natural language processing in Java! CoreNLP enables users to derive linguistic annotations for text, including token and sentence boundaries, parts of speech, named entities, numeric and time values, dependency and constituency parses, coreference, sentiment, quote attributions, and relations. CoreNLP currently supports 6 languages, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, and Spanish. The centerpiece of CoreNLP is the pipeline. Pipelines take in raw text, run a series of NLP annotators on the text, and produce a final set of annotations. Pipelines produce CoreDocuments, data objects that contain all of the annotation information, accessible with a simple API, and serializable to a Google Protocol Buffer. CoreNLP generates a variety of linguistic annotations, including parts of speech, named entities, dependency parses, and coreference.

Colorer provides source text syntax highlighting services. It colorizes source codes in editor systems (more than 200 syntaxes). Uses powerful HRC format(XML, RE, context free grammas), allowing to support any language. Available as Eclipse plugin.

LaTeX-Mk is a collection of makefile fragments for managing small to large LaTeX based documentation projects. The idea is that especially large documents, there may be many many steps required to typeset the document (export modified figures to postscr

Diff-ext is an extension for filemanagers such as Windows Explorer and Nautilus that allows to launch diff/merge tools on selected files.

The Punjabi Computing Resource Centre holds resources (specifically articles, programs and fonts) to support the use of the Punjabi language using Unicode Gurmukhi. It also hosts a forum for language debate and technical support.

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 (including Harmonica tabs) 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:

Calc2LaTeX is an OpenOffice.org Calc (Spreadsheet) macro for converting tables. It makes making tables on LaTeX very easy.

Vrapper is an eclipse plugin which acts as a wrapper for existing eclipse text editors to provide a Vim-like input scheme for moving around and editing text. Eclipse Update Site: http://vrapper.sourceforge.net/update-site/stable

Win32Forth is ANS compatible, Forth language application development system with many tools; Interactive console, integrated extensible debugger, a GUI file editor, hypertext rendering, hyperlinked source files. VIEW <word-name> to explore the many files

Vim provides a rich set of tools which makes generating latex easy, pain-free and quite pleasurable. This web-site aims at bringing together the rich set of tools the vim community has produced over the years into a central repository

This command line utility is a codepage converter to be used to change the character encoding of text. It fully supports charsets such as ANSI code pages, UTF-8, UTF-16 LE/BE, UTF-32 LE/BE, and EBCDIC. It's designed to convert big text files, too. It runs on Windows XP onwards (tested on XP, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11). The "readme.txt" file and the Wiki gives you some more information. You'll find the compiled tool for 32 bit (x86) and 64 bit (x64) Windows in the "bin" directory. The C source code is available in the "src" directory. Just click on the "Files" tab. Regardless if you have or don't have a SourceForge account - whenever you have questions about CONVERTCP or you want to give feedback then you are welcome to post it in the forum. Click on the "Discussion" tab.

The XSD editor is a cross-platform XML editor. Although it can be used to edit any type of XML file, the editor is specifically designed to allow easy creation, editing, and validation of XML Schema (XSD) files.

Language is complicated and there's a gazillion words. Compromise is a javascript library that interprets and pre-parses text and makes some reasonable decisions so things are way easier. Compromise tries its best to parse text. it is small, quick, and often good-enough. It is not as smart as you'd think. Conjugate and negate verbs in any tense. Play between plural, singular and possessive forms. Interpret plain-text numbers. Handle implicit terms. Use it on the client-side or as an es-module. compromise is 180kb (minified). It's pretty fast. It can run on keypress. It works mainly by conjugating all forms of a basic word list. Decide how words get interpreted or make heavier changes with a compromise-plugin. Parse text without running POS-tagging. Pre-parse any match statements for faster lookups. It is not the most accurate, or clever nlp library, but found its niche as an easy, small library that can run everywhere.

ChemFormatter is add-in program for Microsoft Office. ChemFormatter automatically applies font styles in a chemical document.

This program makes PNG and/or GIF graphics from DVI files. It produces high-quality images while its internals are tuned for speed. It supports PK, VF, PostScript and TrueType fonts, color, PostScript inclusion, bitmap inclusion, and has CJK support

ADAPRO is a free-to-use word processor geared towards individuals with a learning difficulty like dyslexia or a developmental disorder such as autism. Its adapted, seamless and configurable interface provides a simplified environment that can be relied, fostering the user's sustained attention. It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose. Supports English, Spanish and Portuguese. If Java 6 or higher is already present on the computer, it does not even require installation. This project has been part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund under the PCT-MAC 2007-2013 programme.

Notes Keeper 5.2.3.0 Don't you like your notes to be saved in the clouds, where you can't control. Do you like to have all your notes with you. Then you need Notes Keeper. A program for saving and organizing notes Notes Keeper will let you create notes, format them in all ways. You can add files, images, text and very basic tables to the notes. Change sentences/words cases and lock them from other people. Organize your notes with folders and tree. After you finish export your note(s) to a text file or rtf file, print it from your printer, or send it as email or attachment to you family or friends. Its free. Not like any other note taking software. feel free to report any bugs .NET 4.6 and Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Update 3 runtime are needed to run Notes Keeper

The TEI is an international and interdisciplinary standard used by libraries, museums, publishers, and academics to represent all kinds of literary and linguistic texts, using an encoding scheme that is maximally expressive and minimally obsolescent.

PDFBox is a Java PDF Library. This project will allow access to all of the components in a PDF document. More PDF manipulation features will be added as the project matures. This ships with a utility to take a PDF document and output a text file.

Early Access iText, a PDF generation library in Java

Jaxe is a free Java XML editor with a configurable GUI, using XML schemas for validation and XSL for exports in HTML or XML.

Create beautiful song books for your church or fellowship using this LaTeX package and related tools.

Jot was developed general purpose editor for large CAD files. It's command-driven UI requires no mode switching and hence requires fewer keystrokes to get a typical job done. It is particularly useful for checking and cross-referencing between several source, intermediate and output files - a common requirement for CAD work. But jot's usefulness doesn't stop there. It's sophisticated search features can, for example, be used for interactive data mining or automating the extraction of numerical and textual data and reports from arrays of large text files. It's adaptable user interface, can be programmed to emulate emacs , vi UIs or mouse-driven systems - but who would want to do a thing like that? The display is highly configurable supporting popups, menus-event mouse callbacks etc. The jot language is terse, powerful and well supported, having a useful debugger and many diagnostic features. Importantly, no mode change is required to enter commands in it's native language.