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Chess Wizard is a powerful chess software to play, study, edit and publish games. It supports many strong UCI engines, provides a huge online database and hundreds of puzzles. Chess960 is available now.
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WebGoo is the Internet browser was working from 1999 and was named as the first Net-M@X been changed its name to WebGoo and program development program has been programmed to open more than one location and shake the idea was basically add additional
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Live Edit Pro is a powerful web editing tool with a built in Live Previewer. It is coded in Visual Basic 2008 Express and is very portable. Live Edit Pro works with your local server so that you can even code in PHP and use Live Preview.
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HT Utils
Helps you create and manage .htaccess and .htpasswd files in Windows.
A VB.NET based program that help you create and edit your .htaccess and .htpasswd for use with the Apache Web Server. -2013 update : Wow, i see that my old school project still has some place for some of you. Feel free to use this program and modify it as you like! This project is officially Abandoned. -
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iLink performs all the tasks to scan a document(s), sFTP to a server, insert into a mysql database, provide an apache/php search/edit interface, auto-burn new images to a cd (with neat0 indexing for later cd browsing). All of this is 'automagic' except
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