- All2Txt - Your Favorite Text Converter — All2Txt is an easy and fast text converter. This brilliant software was created for school and university students, secretaries and managers. In a word, for those whose work is related to dealing with any kind of documentation. All2Txt is a unique tool that can extract simple-text from pdf, doc, ppt, xls, docx, pptx, xlsx, rtf, htm, and hlp files. With All2Txt installed on your computer, you will no longer need Adobe Acrobat…
- ChemEng Economics Calculator. Calculate Your Profits. — ChemEng Economics Calculator is a tool used for doing the basic method of estimating the Net Present Value of a process plant. ChemEng Economics Calculator has a variety of quite useful features. It goes through a series of calculations to find the estimate. First of all, with ChemEng Economics Calculator you can choose from «Purchased Cost» of plant items or «Installed Costs» of plant items…
- TextGRAB SDK 2.1, It's All About Text — Today’s user interfaces are mostly textual still; and if you understand this, you can suppose several software ideas based on this fact. Screen readers and translators are the most evident, though not only ideas. The things became much easier, if you have a software component able to take all tasks of obtaining the text from windows and buttons, so you can be concentrated on the main idea of your program. So, TextGRAB SDK really…
- HandyFile Find and Replace: Text Workbench — Imagine creating a large website consisting of dozens or hundreds of pages with the company’s name topping each of them and lots of identical links in the HTML code. Now imagine that your client urgently requests that these links be modified due to the change of the site address and that the company’s name has to be written in a slightly different manner due to recent organizational changes. Doing…
- Abacus Calculated Fields for ACT! by Sage - a useful power-up for your favorite CRM solution — Being one of the leaders on the CMR market, ACT! by Sage offers an impressive set of integrated features and an ability to extend the default functionality by third-party add-ons. As fields and field data are the most important elements of any application intended for aggregation of various types of information, most customizations and add-ons focus on improving the process of data entry and processing. If you 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…
- Tiff to Text: A Whole Batch at Once — Recognizing text in image files doesn’t take a whole lot these days: just load the source image into an OCR application, do a couple of mouse clicks, and voila — what was a picture just a moment ago is now a readable, searchable and editable text. Easy enough if you’ve got just a couple of images to be «converted». But how are you going to handle a whole bunch…
- keyCulator: Shall We Calculate? — What calculator can be simpler than the one built in the Windows operating system? Or which one could be more powerful than the system’s default one? Suppose you were typing a paper in a text editor and needed to quickly calculate a certain arithmetic expression. Normally, you’d need to run a calculator program, make the calculations, copy the result to clipboard, close the calculator, and then paste the result…
- Turning the Face to the User. DJ Java Decompiler — Don’t be disappointed when instead a mono-color alphanumeric screen with a lot of mysterious characters, which make sense only to those “chosen” ones called “hackers” or “coders”, and control commands hidden behind the never-would-guess keyboard shortcuts you will see a feature-rich GUI-based editor with colored source code of your application loaded in it. — That’s DJ Java…
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