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RumLog 4.0.3 is such an easy to use a logging, QSL handling and printing tool which is especially made for the short wave DXer. Basic logging features are included for the higher bands up to 1.2 cm. RUMlog can handle an unlimited numbers of logs and an unlimited numbers of QSOs per log. An user editable, all time country database is used for automatic DXCC recognition.

RUMlog includes routines, tables and an interactive gray line map to support the user in gray line dxing.

Using RUMlog you can print QSL card labels and manage your incoming paper QSLs. The Logbook of The World (LoTW) and eQSL are fully supported, and you can create files for the Global QSL service very quick. You can get different statistics for paper- or LoTW QSLs. It's just a mouse click to upload or download new QSLs to/from eQSL or LoTW.

RUMlog can use the ON6DP QSL manager database to inform you about managers or addresses and it can build and use an own manager and IOTA database, extracting the information from dx-cluster spots. Provisions are made to query the qrz.com online library.

RUMlog keeps you up to date about worked, confirmed or missing DXCCs and provides you with country lists and detailed statistics. Quick log searches or more detailed log queries are possible.

RUMlog can establish a dx-cluster connection via the internet or via packet radio. A simple terminal is integrated for a Packet Radio connection. RUMlog will separate DX-spots and alert you via e-mail or Growl when there is a ,new one' DXCC or IOTA spotted. Multiple interactive band maps virtualize activities on the air.

RUMlog can interface with two transceivers, setting the main parameter on your TRX from the logbook or vice versa. Kenwood, Elecraft, Yaesu and Icom transceivers are supported.

RUMlog has import and export functions to allow exchange of log data in different formats to other logging tools.

RUMlog can interface with Google Maps (Web-Browser based) and Google Earth. (Must be installed on your computer)

Except the DXCC statistics, RUMlog tracks the most interesting areas of the world for the most important awards: IOTA islands, CQ zones, ITU zones, Grid Squares, US States and German DOKs.

Beamwright is an easy to use utility that helps you choose the right light for every situation. Given the distance from the light to the actor and the size of the acting area you want, it helps you choose the best light among those available.

Beamwright actually recommends lights for you, taking into account how closely the beam size matches the area you want to cover, the brightness of the light, and how even the coverage is. You can have it choose from one or more kinds of lights (such as Ellipsoidals and PARs), and if a zoom unit is suitable itll zoom it to the correct beam size and show you how it performs.

Unlike other similar programs on the market, Beamwright is fast, easy to use, and goal-oriented. It doesnt include unnecessary frills such as pictures of the lights or gel transmission data; it just gives you the quickest and best way to compare and choose between the hundreds of lights in its inventory.

And of course, its easy to add more lights to Beamwrights inventory and make categories such as "Favorite" or "Stock" and browse among them or have Beamwright consider only lights in certain ones when it makes its recommendations.

Beamwright is bundled with Lightwright and is not sold separately.

The REVTeX toolkit allows you to convert your text into American Institute of Physics acceptable format.

System requirements:
- LaTeX2e

jUML is a UML diagram application that is capable of reverse engineering Java source code to create relationship diagrams, source code generation based on a user created UML diagram, and saving/restoring of jUML projects.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- This is a working release. You can either import files to show relationships or create a new diagram and generate/test code and save the project.

iSiloX 4.0 offers you an effective way to convert content to the iSilo document format for reading with iSilo. Content can be located on the Web or in files on your local or network drives. Supported file formats include HTML, CSS, text, Palm Doc, JPEG, GIF, BMP, and PNG. The iSilo format provides the advantages of HTML formatted text, hyperlinking, super small document sizes, and much more. Use iSiloX to keep up to date with your favorite sites on the Internet. Use it for novels and reference material and many other uses.

ProM Import is a tool that allows you to extract process enactment event logs from a set of information systems. These can be exported in the MXML format, which is the standard event log data format for Process Mining analysis techniques.

What the heck is going on inside your organization? Does your information system support your processes the way you intended it to? Or is it driving your workforce crazy? Do you get the quality, performance and throughput that were promised to you by your vendor? Do you need to have a serious word with your process designer?

Process Mining techniques give you a powerful tool to assess the quality and performance of your business process. They can given you insight into tacit knowledge and hidden practices. And they can assist you in pinpointing that points within your process or organization, where things just go plain wrong.

MXML is an extensible, XML-based format for storing process event logs. It is the format supported by process mining analysis tools, such as ProM.

Converting your logs to, and storing them in, the MXML format makes them accessible for in-depth analysis with some of todays most advanced business process intelligence tools.

The ProM Import Framework has been designed from the ground up to make converting event log data to MXML a snap. Its convenient interface and powerful capabilities make it usable for even novice and non-technical audiences. At the same time, it is designed as a developer-friendly framework.

Most functionality you may need for stitching together an import filter for your own excentric system is provided out of the box. Forget user interface design, persistency of data and configuration options, and dependency resolution - its all there, tried, tested, and ready for your spin.

Both as a user and developer you will find, that the ProM Import Framework actively supports you in what you have in mind: Get the job done. No fuzz and rebuilding thanks to an advanced plug-in concept. And MXML persistency in all supported storage variants.

The back-end, which the ProM Import Framework uses for working with and persistently storing MXML event log data, has recently been made available as the MXMLib library. Make your process-aware information system capable to export its audit trails in MXML in a matter of hours!

Both the ProM Import Framework and the MXMLib library are published under the revised BSD license. We welcome additions to our code base, most invited are submissions of further plug-ins, for whatever system they may support. Join the ranks of our log-reverse-engineering squad, and write an import filter plug-in for your system of choice!