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Endico - Text Encrypt
Fastest way to make secure text.
Help to convert text into secret codes , so that you can mail,chat and transfer text securely to prevent hacking. How to use : Step one - Open Endico 14 Step two - Decide what to do (Text Encode/Text Decode) Step three - If You Selected Text Encode -> Then Type/Copy/Open .txt file to convert. Step four - Copy the converted text into clipboard to chat,mail,print process etc. Step five - If you want to Decode the code the again follow step two. Step six - ... -
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LatexInWord provides macros for Microsoft Word that allow the use of LaTeX input to create equations images in both inline and display modes. Similar macros for other word processors will hopefully be added in the future. We are currently in the process of migrating this project to GitHub: Client: https://github.com/EngineeroLabs/latex_in_word Server: https://github.com/EngineeroLabs/Process_LaTeX
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Programs of which I have written for Win32 (some ported to Linux). We make a WordProcessor (WPi) and a web browser, as well as many handy tools. We also make a spell checker which can be integrated into existing applications.
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