- XML News Editor 2.0 — Is your work or hobby related to designing web pages? Are you a web developer or website owner? Nothing can help you more than XML News Editor 2.0. XML News Editor 2.0 is a unique tool for you that makes news administration tasks on your web site as easy as a pie. There is no need to be a professional developer; an average user can manage to use it. What you have to do is just…
- Math Mechanixs — Computers were initially created for solving mathematical problems. However, these days we rarely use our PC’s for this purpose. If your activities involve complex calculations that cannot be performed using a calculator or standard applications found in your operating system, you need specialized mathematical software, which, unfortunately, is expensive and requires a lot of time to learn. Fortunately, there are alternatives that…
- Advanced XML Converter — Today, XML is probably the most popular open markup language for sharing structured data across various information systems, especially on the World Wide Web. Nonetheless, despite being well suited for purely programmatic usage, a typical XML file with a moderately complex structure is quite hard to read because of the entanglement of multi-level tags with bits of information scattered across the document. If you work with XML files and need…
- TextTransformer 1.4.1, The Last Text Processor You Need — TextTransformer is described as a tool for transforming texts (you bet!). But, in fact, this short description is almost humiliating for this great tool! Because real possibilities of TextTransformer are stretched from trivial word replacements in the text file to creation of new scripting languages (read it twice, guy; it’s true). The trick is: you need some kind of programmer’s mindset to use…
- PolyEdit Word Processor - a powerful alternative to conventional word processing tools — If you have been growing increasingly irritated by the monstrous size and obvious excessiveness of each new version of Microsoft Word that you tried over the past few years, you have definitely wondered about the existence of efficient alternatives. If you can relate to the above, you should definitely check out PolyEdit Word Processor. The name of the software speaks for itself — it’s a versatile word processing application…
- CreativDoc PDF Editor - a key to every door in your PDF documents — PDF is a great format — it’s compact, universal and really useful for active document exchange. However, there is one thing that makes it hard to call an ideal one. The fact that it’s locked for editing makes it impossible to make even a small change after receiving the document and send it over to the next recipient. You will need the original text file to make the necessary adjustments and generate…
- VeryDoc PDF to Word Converter - create fully-editable DOC files from protected PDF files — Normally, people are more concerned with turning .doc files into PDF’s for document exchange. However, what would you do if you found a great PDF file and now want to use it in a report or a research paper? Buying the necessary professional PDF editing tools is slightly on the expensive side, so you need an inexpensive way to pull this text out of the PDF... If you have faced and keep facing such…
- PDF Analyzer - an all-seeing PDF analysis tool that is a breeze to use — Users who work with large collections of PDF files on a regular basis — publishers, editors, technical writers, webmasters — often need to obtain detailed information about the files they deal with. Apparently, large PDF editing applications can be used for this purpose, but it’s not comfortable at all. If you would like to be able to quickly extract the necessary file attributes from your PDF files, all you need…
- TeX Expressions Put in Human-Readable Format. BaKoMa TeX. — Just as hard as to learn a new foreign language — is for a newbie to code a mathematical formula with TeX. It requires remembering a handful of tricky expressions and totally wears out on debugging the code: TeX provides no way to see whether or not the formula you have typed is syntactically correct, and the expression you’ve just “programmed” looks the way you wanted. Does…
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