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PC-Rect

The program allows the user to rectify photographs of surfaces which are close to being planar, such as roadway surfaces at accident scenes.Photographs and videos oblique to a surface are transformated into a plan view like a map. Scanners and digital cameras can be used directly from within the program so the rectification of any kind of picture is possible.

Publisher: DSD
Last updated: December 26th, 2011

OverCAD DWG TO PDF

Allows you convert DWG to PDF. Support arc, circle, ellipse, line, point, polyline, rect and text etc.

Publisher: OverCAD
Last updated: October 23rd, 2009

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Print Preview

Print Preview 5.30

Publisher: (c) 1997-2006 Waty Thierry, Todd Mike
Home page: www.ppreview.net
Last updated: October 13th, 2009

BibEdt

BibEdt is a graphical program to manage BibTeX files and a Z39.50 client for the Win32 platform. A very simple program to edit BibTeX files. Correctly draws focus rect when list view has focus on XP. Export to virtually any format using XSL transformation.

Publisher: Stefan Ascher
Home page: bibedt.sourceforge.net
Last updated: June 14th, 2008

Map View

Map View is a professional online map browser. Both satellite imagery and maps online can be viewed through it. With the cache technology, it improve the user experience of viewing map. And more, the map can be viewed even when the computer is offline.

Publisher: OfflineSoft
Last updated: December 18th, 2011

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BatchInpaint

BatchInpaint is a batch version of a popular software Inpaint. Now you can remove watermarks, date stamps and other unwanted objects in a batch mode. Inpaint is designed for editing a single photo at a time. BatchInpaint has slightly less functionality but is better suited to processing a collection of pictures with typical watermarks, for example a photo date-time stamp.

Publisher: Maxim Gapchenko
Home page: www.theinpaint.com
Last updated: February 10th, 2012

RectFish

RectFish is especially useful for remapping images taken with circular fisheye lenses, such as the Sigma EX 8 mm f:4.0 or the Peleng 8 mm f:3.5. However, it may also be used for remapping images taken using diagonal fisheye images, such as the Canon EF 15 mm f:2.8 or the Sigma EX 15 mm f:2.8.

Publisher: AcaPixus
Home page: www.acapixus.dk
Last updated: March 28th, 2012