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xCHM is an open source (GPL) viewer for reading Microsofts proprietary .CHM (compiled HTML) files.
These .chm files are commonly used as product manuals, and lots of e-books come in this format. For instance, the PHP manuals and the Java class library references are primarily available in .chm format.
Previously, there was no way that I could find to read these on OS X, without using a utility that would decompress the HTML into a million tiny files.

System requirements:
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Enhancements:
- Fixed Normalize() code for Windows CHM files.
- Fixed "Cannot display document in encoding" error.
- Now allowing ENTER to work in the bookmarks list.
- Updated Romanian, German translations.
- Added Belarusian translation.
- Dont initialize locale data on Windows (English-only).
- Fixed build problem with Unicode-detecting #ifdefs inside wxT() macros.
- Made the source code GCC 4.3 friendly (fixed duplicate parameters issue in GetItem()).

JFW offers to the programmers a multi layer architecture and MVC, based on Struts and utilities classes.
In short, JFW offers features like connection pools, logging management and more utilities classes that not offered by Struts.
The goal is not to create a new MVC framework but to offer a real-world implementation and use of an existing framework already used by many programmers, simplifying the use of that framework and maximizing the productivity.
Moreover, JFW offers all the utility classes used in most of the web applications, like connection pools, gateways that allow to execute sql instructions and stored procedures.
Also, Log4J based logging is provided, but with some extensions that permit to be controlled from remote, management of the authentication, authorization and profiling of the customer, a simple scheduler and many other utility classes.
Sure, some of the previous functionalities are also offered by other libraries or frameworks and in some cases they offer more functionalities than JFW.
But these libraries are created by various development groups and this demands the knowledge of different interfaces for using the offered functionalities, with different types of configurations.
Since a framework or library is useless without an adequate documentation, a considerable part of our job is dedicated to create useful javadocs and practical examples, in order to make JFW and webapps ready to the use.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- bugfix: when a properties file is read as a resource bundle the default locale is set; now no locale is set
- substituted StringBuffer by StringBuilder
- new method getStringArrayFromArrayList in com.jfw.util.Miscellaneous
- set in HashMap outputaData (see method JFWAction.execute) the request and response objects

1001 1.0.14 serves as a desktop client operating with Flickr, the online photo-sharing website. 1001 not only uploads photos to your Flickr account, it notifies you anytime new photos from either your contacts, everyone, or your favorite tags are uploaded. 1001 allows you to step into the stream of photos passing through Flickr and to quickly see what's new at the moment. Just run the app in the background and if triggered, 1001 pops up a small unobtrusive window to notify you of new photos.

FMPP is a general-purpose text file preprocessor tool that uses FreeMarker templates. FMPP is particularly designed for HTML preprocessor, to generate complete (static) homepages: directory structure that contains HTML-s, image files, etc.
But of course it can be used to generate source code or whatever text files. FMPP is extendable with Java classes to pull data from any data sources (database, etc.) and embed the data into the generated files.
FMPP is 100% Java, and it runs on all modern platforms like Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, Solaris, etc.
NOTE: FMPP is licensed and distributed under the terms of the BSD License.

Main features:
- Preprocessor language (it is the FreeMarker Template Language)
- All the usual template constructs, such as include, if/else/elseif, loop.
- Macros with named arguments and nested content (body).
- Variables (global, or local for a macro call)
- Complex expressions using string, arithmetical and logical operations. Extensible with custom functions.
- Automatic and manual escaping (HTML, XML, custom function)
- Transforming (filtering) blocks of output; extensible with custom transformations in Java.
- Capturing block of output into a variable.
- Charset aware, internally uses UNICODE.
- Number and date/time formatting with masks (patterns). Locale sensitive number and date/time formatting.
Bulk file processing:
- Process entire directories recursively.
- Different file processing mode can be chosen for each file, based on path patterns (as file extension): execute file as template, or parse it as XML and then render it to output with a template, or binary-copy it, or ignore it.
- Can ignore bad source files and log the error message into a text file.
- Can guarantee that certain files will be processed later than others.
You can expose data from arbitrary data sources be writing extensions in Java. Currently out-of-the-box supported data sources:
- XML file
- CSV and tab-separated text files
- Java "properties" file
- Ant properties, Ant project and target information
- System clock
- Plain text file
Other highlighted features:
- Output splitting: a single source file can generate multiple output files (including 0 output files).
- Automatic file inclusion, automatic escaping, and whatnot that can be done with automatically inserted headers and footers, chosen based on path patterns.
- Generate HTML -s with calculated width and height.
- Calculate the relative path to the home directory, or to any other file.
- Rendering (transforming) XML files with FreeMarker templates. (Similar to the typical XSLT usage pattern.)
- Query the size/existence of source files.
- Query output encoding (charset).
- URL-escaping (with the actual output charset).

System requirements:
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Enhancements
Bug fixes:
- Fixing bug that caused "skipUnchanged" to skip a file when the destination was newer than the source. Now it only skips files when the modification date of the source and destination files are exactly the same.
- Fixing some TDD parser crashes occurring when parsing invalid TDD.
- Preventing obviously useless traversing inside SVN and CVS directories.
- Fixed some typos in the documentation.
New features, improvements:
- FMPP now can create empty directories using one of the two new features.
- The XML data loader now supports XInclude-s by setting its "xincludeAware" option to true.
- To follow the Ant conventions, now "sourceRoot" can alternatively be specified with the "srcdir" attribute, and "outputRoot" with the "destdir" attribute of the Ant task.
- API: New JavaBean propery in fmpp.Engine and fmpp.setting.Settings: "dontTraverseDirectories". It should be set to true by front-ends that explicitly specify the list of all source files and source directories, rather than expecting the Engine to discover them. Till now such front-ends only specified the list of files, so this property wasnt needed. However, to support the new alwaysCreateDirectories setting, now the list of directories should be passed as well, and hence the need for this new property.
- Updated freemarker.jar and the included FreeMarker Manual to 2.3.15.

m3u2mp3 1.14 seems to be very popular among users, it is created with the ability to download the MP3 files listed inside "streaming" M3U files. This application is based on a Perl script, but provides full drap-and-drop support, as well as the ability to associate M3U files with this application (allowing double-click download of the M3U contents).

PyOSD is a python module for displaying text on your X display, much like the "On Screen Displays" used on TVs and some monitors.
PyOSD can help you to display the currently playing song in your media player.

System requirements:
- Python

Sjitter is a command line client/server to measure jitter (based on RFC 1889), one way UDP delay and bandwidth.
Sjitter is a client/server performing tool writen in C. This script is written under the GNU General Public License.
Prerequisites:
The client and the servers date should be synchronise to compute the jitter. You can use the NTP protocol to do this.
The program has been tested on a Linux Operating system (Fedora Core 5). It should works on another Unix and BSD system (MacOS) (you can send me an email if you use the program on another OS).
To compile you need gcc and standards system library.
Enhancements:
- Use timer (-t option)
- Rewrite progress bar procedure
- Man pages