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SimplyHTML is an application and a java component for rich text processing. It stores documents as HTML files in combination with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). SimplyHTML is not intended to be used as an editor for web pages.

This is a free and open-source style and grammar checker forked from Languagetool. This project intends to be a full-blown software editor for French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and many other languages that enhances LanguageTool with extended rules — with emphasis on style rules —, and enables many rules disabled by default on LanguageTool project. Other changes include lower reliance on online mechanisms and extra languages. --- Este é um verificador de gramática e...

A simple Rich Text Editor made entirely in Java Swing. You can format the content with the profits advanced control panels to manage the font, style and color of the text, paragraphs and proceed to check the spelling of content. Finally you can insert pictures from your file system and use keyboard shortcuts to open the menu and activate the panels for advanced text formatting. ================================= Get Android App - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...

The Text Trix editor is an open-source, cross-platform text editor with a mind for user-friendly file and text navigation. See our new GitHub home for the latest and greatest Text Trix development: https://github.com/the4thchild/texttrix

Regular Expressions (aka regex, regexp) made easy. This simple tool manipulates text with regular expressions. Highlighting of regular expression results. See the real power of regex! Use Scala to do manipulate your search results even more.

Aspose for Spring.Java provides usage samples / sourcecodes for the demonstration of Aspose API for Java by extending famous Spring Java PetClinic Sample Web Application. This extension of "Spring Java PetClinic Sample Web Application" also shows the Integration of Aspose APIs with Spring MVC, JSP and Maven Project. Latest Release: v1.1

Asterix IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is especially designed to provide many languages supports in one IDE. Asterix IDE offers superior support for JAVA, C/C++(mingw32-g++) and HTML developers to write, compile and run their code at one place. Asterix IDE lets you quickly and easily make program with multiple programming language support. With its constantly improving Java Editor, many rich features and an extensive range of tools are provided. An IDE is much more than a text editor. ...

A a simple to use but powerful text editor that allows the user to either use a virtual keyboard and/or hardwired keyboard to type in various keyboard setups. UNTFnotepad also has various language settings that will ease use in non-english environments.

Text editor. Writen in Java.

This is a fork of an existing java text editor. I am just adding real time readability statistics. The original project was at https://sourceforge.net/projects/jtexteditor/

pdf2oo converts pdf to odf. It creates an image for each page, allowing to overlay drawings and text and export it back to pdf. Handy for rewiews of scientific papers. The closest thing to a free pdf editor, "almost" an openoffice pdf import filter.

It's a free and handy text editor for both plain text files and formatted text files and printing. Since release 1.2.0 there is a tool for the conversion in PDF format. It's written in Java language so it's available for a lot of Operative Systems.

A Wysiwyg Wiki in php/mysql. Features are : wysiwyg online editor (Xinha), user management, lock system to avoid 2 users editing a page at the same time, file management (attachment), image management(upload+online modifications), versioning...

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.

An embeddable WYSWYG HTML editor for Java Swing. It is based on standard Swing JEditorPane component and provides a rich set of editing features, including paragraph and inline styling, inserting links and images, find/replace functions etc.

This a text editor which has the option to save the content as a PDF document. It can also read existing .rtf documents and render them in the editor. These can then be saved as PDF there by providing a converter from RTF to PDF format.

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.

Jacrobat is a free open source PDF editor that will support all functionalities of a simple word processor. Advanced functionalities will be added as the project matures.

PeerWriter is a collaborative text editor. Multiple peers can edit the same document while they see overall changes in real-time. PeerWriter is based on a decentralized infrastructure, using a non-locking concurrency protocol ensuring global consistency.

Java based screenplay (movie script) editor and colaboration tool with a graphical interface (WYSIWYG) to create and/or edit scripts. Export in XML, PDF, XHTML and other formats. En español.

An editor and styler written fully in java...this is my first project in java check it out....it has got many features..................

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.

Wikiviz is an open-source wiki processing application. It is a front end visualization for wikis that non-technical users can use to create wiki documents. WikiViz is a WYSIWYG editor written in Java with a Swing GUI.

An editor to create PDF and HTML files

Nekit is a simple "HTML Editor" java applet. It communicates via XML-RPC with the server and handles "one click" links to internal pages. Perfect for content management web sites.<br> It is based on <a href="/projects/ekit">Ekit</a> by H. Kistler