Free feasibility study software for mac

Bible Buddy 2.1.0 is an ideal way to help you study the Bible with focus on two powerful features - easy navigation and using bookmarks with comments. Bible Buddy includes the full text of the King James Version of the Bible. There are multiple ways to navigate through the Bible (including jumping directly to any verse) and you can bookmark passages with ease. Bookmarks are added to a drop-down menu for easy use. Bookmarks can include free-form comments of any size. Bookmarks and comments are saved for use in future sessions.

Agilefant is a tool for managing agile software development activities, such as: projects, iterations, products, releases, and backlogs.
Agilefant brings together the perspectives of long-term product and release planning and project portfolio management.

Main features:
Backlog management:
- manage your development work with backlogs
- backlog items may have effort estimates, priorities and responsibles
Product management:
- group your backlog items using themes
- set planned sizes for future projects and iterations in terms of effort
- assign themes for future projects and iterations and set relative spending
- get a quick view of your products roadmap
Project management:
- assign users to projects
- set weekly overhead for projects
- communicate the status of your project (red/yellow/green)
- get an overview of progress through burndown graph and metrics
Iteration management:
- focus team efforts with iteration goals
- get an overview of progress through burndown graph and metrics
Resource management:
- assign users to one or more teams
- set users available weekly working hours
- set thresholds for evaluating users workloads feasibility
- enable/disable users
Development portfolio management:
- track the status and relative priorities of all ongoing projects
- see who are assigned to which projects
- see who are involved in projects despite that they have NOT been assigned to them
- adjust weekly overhead from projects on an individual basis
- define project types
Daily work view:
- see all the items assigned to someone across different iterations and projects
- get an overview of someones total workload for the weeks ahead
- compare the total workload against set thresholds
Timesheets:
- log spent effort to projects and/or individual backlog items
- generate reports of spent effort

System requirements:
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- Database server

Enhancements
- Renovation of the iteration view (give us feedback at the forum!)
- Calendar view to daily work view for browsing spent effort
- Renamed Overhead as Baseline load
- Renamed existing project statuses green, yellow and red
- Added new project statuses grey and black
Terminology changed to match the concepts in Scrum:
- Iteration goal =>Story
- Backlog item in products and projects => Story
- Backlog item in an iteration => Task
Small UI and usability tweaks:
- Quick enter => save & close (instead of save)
- Improved interval selection in timesheets
- Improved displaying long backlog descriptions

DICOMListener is a Preference Pane to configure and start/stop a StoreSCP process for the receiving of DICOM objects in a PACS network.
Enhancements:
- Introduced two different run modes: "User mode" and "System mode". "Run at boot" and priviledged ports are supported in system mode.
- Added support for the -xcs (execute on end of study) and -tos (timeout for end of study) options
- Added support for the --fork option (mulitple simultaneous associations)
- DICOMListener now checks if the specified port is already in use
- Added some help pages
- Some minor bug fixes.

Listen! is a tool designed for those of you who listening to certain sounds brings back memories or brings you particular pleasure? For some, that might be a dinner bell, a train whistle or the call of the loon in the wild.

That is called an audible anchor. Listen! helps you repeat that experience any time you wish. Listen! can also be used as a friendly timer to let you know your study time, nap time, exercise time, etc., is up.

When you launch Listen? you see a small, simple Control Window with two pushbuttons. Click on the "Setup" button to bring up the Setup Window.

The Setup Window provides a choice of three modes plus sliders to set the time between sounds (ten seconds to sixty minutes).

When you first launch Listen! a folder titled "ListenSounds" is placed in the Users/~/Documents folder. (On Windows XP, this folder is created in the My Documents folder.) Wav sound files with a ".wav" prefix placed in that folder are used by this application.

When you next launch Listen! these sound files will be recognized and used.

Rosetta Stone 1.0.6 brings a wonderful Hebrew-language tutoring application which is useful for students. By recording which words you are getting wrong and reviewing those words more frequently, the program adapts your program of study to your individual needs. Contrast this to the standard method of learning using lists of words on paper - the words you already know get the same attention as words you don't. Words can be reviewed from English to Hebrew or Hebrew to English, and reviewed in random order so you are not remembering them from their position in the list. Statistics are provided and allow you to set personal goals for each session.

By allowing you to filter on the frequency a word occurs in a typical Hebrew text, the program allows you to better target a vocabulary appropriate to your level of knowledge - be that beginner or advanced. In any language, some words are more common than others. For example, "the" occurs more than "zoo" in a standard English text. Typically, if a student knows the top 200 most often used words, they can recognise over 50% of what they are reading. By filtering on the word frequency, you can learn the more common words before the least common, again making your study more efficient.

Carina Virtual Reality Viewer is an application written in C++ for viewing various 3D graphic file formats. While focusing on the xVRML file format, Carina also supports the X3D and VRML97 formats.
A list of the currently supported parts of the formats is available at the web site since Carina is still in development.
Mostly for viewing files, it also contains some debug support to help people creating xVRML content. Carina can save any file it can open as xVRML.
xVRML is an XML-based virtual reality language. Classroom testing has shown that new users who are already familiar with HTML code can become proficient in xVRML with just a few weeks of study and practice.
Enhancements:
- now has support for animated gif 89a files
- various UI improvements
- now uses libxslt to convert files
- remembers recently opened URIs
- basic help system added
- numerous bugfixes.