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Leutron Vision Software Development v.1.148.1
Simplon is the primary software interface for Leutron Vision camera families, PicSight and CheckSight. Simplon encapsulates access to individual camera types and technologies in a single, consistent interface.
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Subcommander v.2.0.0b4
Subcommander is an easy to use, cross platform (Mac OS X, Unix, Win32) subversion gui client including a visual diff and merge tool.
SCPlugin v.0.6
SCPlugin is a contextual menu plugin that allows access to Subversion commands from the Finder.
SLSelector v.1 1
Success of failure of the software projects greatly depends on right chose software development lifecycle model. Many software developers make the big mistake of using only one software development lifecycle model (SDLCM) for all software projects.
Windows Live SDK v.5.3
The Windows Live Software Development Kit (SDK) package includes OAUTH WRAP Handler to develop ASP.
Microsoft Speech SDK x64 v.11
This software development kit contains the documentation, development resources, tools and samples for development of speech applications that utilize the Microsoft Speech Platform Runtime 11.
Toronto Web Development Scenario ebook v.1.0
Are you looking for a professional Toronto web development (web design) company? There are a number of web development companies in Toronto. But there are lots of points why you should work with us for your web development or web design needs?
Ndm-development v.rc
Software development by Nathan D.
CollabCAD v.1. 9. 2001
CollabCAD is a 3D CAD/CAM Software system for collaborative design & development of Industrial Designs.
Nasser flv player v.1.0
Nasser has already written his name with golden words in software development arena with the way he develops different kinds of softwares. Nasser's FLV player is another wonder from Nasser's magical brain for software development.
TestLog v.3.0.1029
One of the most important elements in today's software development life cycle is a well organized test phase. Anyone who has used computers for any length of time can testify to the amount of poorly tested software generally available today.