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IT Asset Management (ITAM) SoftwareDrowning in misplaced IT assets, compliance headaches, and shadow IT? Navigate to clarity with an intuitive IT Asset Management solution. Experience crisp visibility, effortless control, and unshakable security – all while freeing up your budget with optimized software licenses. The best part? It’s easy.
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Notepad Enhanced
NE is a simple convenient and lightweight text editor
NE is a very convenient text editor It uses a tried and trued tab system giving it the ability to open multiple documents into separate tabs or append in the same. NE looks nice but is not busy or graphics intensive. Supports file associations. (Requires .NET Framework 4.5 or higher) -
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WYSIWYG XML Editor for mathematical/text document creation and for technical use(FO, MathML, Svg). Using XSLT for producing view. View is rendered by: FOP and JEuclid. Editation is context sensitive. Eclipse RCP application, extendable by plugins.
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richhtml4eclipse is a WYSIWYG HTML-editor widget for SWT and can be integrated into an Eclipse environment. THIS PROJECT IS NOT UNDER ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT: see https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=319018 for the continued project.
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Vex is a CSS-styled XML editor based on the Eclipse platform. It provides a word processor-like interface for document-style XML documents such as DocBook and xhtml.
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Total Network Visibility for Network Engineers and IT ManagersThis means every device on your network, and every interface on every device is automatically analyzed for performance, errors, QoS, and configuration.
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A WYSIWYG editor, as Eclipse plugin, for producing and generating ' FOP ' Stylesheets from a graphic surface.
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