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IVS is an invoicing system that allows users to create invoices and send them to customers to pay the invoice online or via an Asterisk based IVR. Transactions are processed via the BluePay Gateway v2.0.

Enhancements
Added:
- PDF Invoices --> Standard invoice converted from Excel to PDF using unoconv
- HTML Invoices --> Standard invoice converted from Excel to HTML using unoconv
- Documentation/IVR_IVS_Sound_Descriptions.xls
- config/ivr/ivr_config.ini --> Sound Description config file for IVS IVR
- reports.pm --> Reports module with transaction w/ rejects report and invoice reports
- Invoice Upload with documentation in documentation/apis and sample code
- User Upload with documentation in documentation/apis and sample code
Updated:
- Update extern/importBPDailyReport.pm to allow a specific date range via command line arguments
- Moved all payment processing to Helper/Modules.pm --> Too much redundant code in WWW and IVR
- IVR uses config file for all sounds
- CUSTOM_ID now passes the AccountID of all invoices with payment
- Gateway Account information is specific to Account
- ivs_config is used to default if account info not set in database
- This allows IVS to be used with companies that have different sub-companies
- Each superuser is the sub-company admin
- Interfaces can be turned on/off in ivs_config.ini

iMol is a free molecular visualization application for Mac OS X operating system. The program is an indispensable tool for chemists and molecular biologists. iMol allows loading molecules using several file formats: PDB, MOL2, HIN, CAR, ALC, BIO. The molecules can be saved as PDB or BIO files.

The BIO file stores all view and rendering settings (e.g. colors, lighting, orientation of molecules). iMol can easily handle both small and large molecules, it can load multiple molecules, move and rotate them independently.

iMol is able to measure angles, torsional angles, and distances between atoms. Molecules can be superimposed and RMSD (Root Mean Square Deviation) between atom coordinates can be calculated. Additionaly, protein chains can be structurally aligned to detect regions of high structural similarity. iMol can load multimodel PDB files and display them as a dynamics trajectory.

iMol uses OpenGL graphics to display molecules. The molecules can be rendered using various styles: wires, points, Van der Waals spheres, balls and sticks, polygons, strands, ribbon, cartoons, spring, tube, ladder. Individual atoms and/or residues can be selected and rendered independly.

The rendering styles can be mixed up to visualize complex molecular systems in a more convienient way. There are several predefined color schemes available (e.g. residuum order, secondary structure, hydrophobicity), as well as custom colors. Also, different materials (e.g. plastic, metal, glass) can be used. The rendered images may be exported as a bitmap, as a PostScript file, or as a POV-Ray file.

Several rendering effects are available, including automatic rotation, motion blur, depth cueing (fog), background gradient, perspective, and stereo projection (using both side-by-side and red/blue anaglyph methods). Various rendering parameters can be fine-tuned.

LauncherX, Version 1.10 is a launcher which works similarly to the familiar OS 9 launcher.
Several bugs of version 1.00 that corrupted the preference file and caused the application to crash have been removed. Other improvements have been made.
Launcher data built with the old version are preserved.
Files and folders can be grouped into categories and a window with up to 16 launch
buttons can be created for each category. Moving of files is not necessary.
The number of categories is unlimited.
Each launcher window has a different color. The category can be changed with a scroll bar. Alternatively, a list of categories can be displayed. Clicking the category name then opens the corresponding window.
The launch buttons show the name and icon of the file/folder.
Buttons can be easily created by dragging an icon into the launch window.
It is easy to delete or rearrange buttons.
The application is freeware. It was built for Mac OS 10.4 (Power PC or Universal).
It was also successfully tested with OS 10.2.8 and will very likely work with OS 10.3.X
Enhancements:
- A timing problem arising in fast Macs was eliminated. Also, file categories can now be listed alphabetically.

This is the newest remake of the classic 8-bit isometric 3D adventure game Head Over Heels. It took us 2 years to complete it and we hope you like it!

Head Over Heels was released, um, a while ago. Around about 1987 if I recall correctly, and it was immediately praised in the press as being quite the bestest thing ever. Not only was it a huge game for its time, it also had great graphics and was very addictive - if somewhat punishing in its difficulty level.

The variety in the locations was amazing and the challenges brilliantly designed. Quite rightly it was awarded with pretty much every accolade that could be bestowed upon it by the various magazines. Even today it still stands as a brilliantly designed title and has never really been bettered in the isometric adventure genre.

X-Plane 9.40 lends you the chance of playing the ultimate general-aviation flight sim which promises to bring you a lot of fun.

With hardware-accelerated texture-mapped graphics, dynamic speech synthesis, full-planet terrain-mapped scenery, helicopters, and the widest range of airplanes available in flight simulation, X-Plane will keep your eyes popping out for hours.

pdfTeX is a free and open source TeX variant that is able to generate PDF output directly instead of dvi.

System requirements:
- MacTeX