New answers tagged windows
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This should work with your project, I believe.
As described
It enables applications to store data locally while offline, then
synchronize it with ... the application is back online, keeping the
user's data in sync no matter where they next login.
See more Pounchdb
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You can visualize the structure of applications & libraries, pull out any documentation and have syntax highlighted & hyperlinked code views of the codebase by generating a document set with Doxygen and GraphViz.
If you tell Doxygen to process the source code, (in quite a long list of languages), and to include undocumented code, code fragments &...
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NirSoft's SysExporter is an excellent tool for capturing text that is displayed in Windows but cannot be selected. I have used it many times.
It is closed-source portable freeware, and voluntary donations can be made here.
Compatibility details from the official website:
SysExporter Works perfectly on Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows ...
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Advanced File Renamer
There is no type of renaming that this program cannot do (among other things). It supports anything from layman-friendly patterns, to regular expressions, to full on scripting (hence the "can do everything"). It also has a CLI, for the really advanced uses.
It will show you the results before renaming your files, so you don't make any ...
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I think you are looking for pandoc - the universal document converter.
I just tried this command, and it created a PDF from the txt.
pandoc -i my-upgrade-notes.txt -o my-upgrade-notes.pdf
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Take a look at Bulk Rename Utility which seems to be able to do the job.
Free download (also portable version available): https://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/
In Renaming Options > Advenced Options select Allow Overwrite and agree to the warning
Make sure Subfolders is checked
Add the main folder, and select all files
Put the string (with the leading space)...
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CouchDB shold work. As far as I can tell it completes all your requirements: works on desktop, has offline capabilities, and functions similarly to MongoDB.
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You should checkout Veyon.
It's open source, available for both Windows and Linux, it does more than you need but those extra features are handy and won't cost you anything.
You can simple monitor what the students are doing, but also broadcast your own screen.
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Maaybe you would like to consider sandboxie
(https://www.sandboxie.com/), which allows you to either virtualize or completely block access to resources like drive, internet etc.
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I can strongly recommend SyncBackFree. It is a comprehensive backup tool that will allow you to specify any files and folders you desire. You can even set up multiple profiles with different groups of files. It is free of cost, but not open-source. It has a no-install version available here, which I recommend.
I have personally used it for years without ...
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Have you looked at kiki (https://sources.debian.org/src/kiki/0.5.6-8.1/). It's written in Python and uses wxPython, so likely could be run on numerous platforms. It's in Debian repositories, and possibly other Linux versions.
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sed is the tool you're looking for. You can get it from GnuWin32: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/sed.htm. A sed script file can be created that contains the batch of find/replace operations that you want to carry out. The sed commands are all text, so the script file can be easily maintained in a version control system.
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Syncthing (syncthing.net) might meet your needs. Runs on Windows, but also on Linux & Mac. Open-source, encrypted file transfers, real-time syncing, optional file versioning. You should be able to install it on a cloud server and have it just sync to whatever you want on your local machine. No static ip requirement - it figures out routing by itself. ...
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I have used the 3 following FTP clients during the past years so here is my feedback:
WinSCP: the one that I currently use. There is a portable version, just one .exe file (and the .ini file for configuration). Don't forget to turn on the "Explorer" interface:
View > Preferences > Environment > Interface > Explorer, which is (IMHO) handier.
Benchmark: it ...
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Sync from sync.com at this time still works perfectly on my home XP network. Initial storage is free. Support used to be wonderful, even for the free users, but this seems no longer the case.
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WinSCP matches all your requirements.
Graphical: Yes – There are two alternative interfaces:
Commander interface:
Explorer interface:
Feels like a Windows explorer window: Yes – One of the interfaces is explicitly designed after Windows File Explorer.
Supports drag and drop: Yes – Both between file panels and between other applications.Uploading via ...
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really like r timer for the minimal interface
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SFTP Drive is free for non-commercial use.
https://www.nsoftware.com/sftp/drive/
An easy-to-use utility that mounts remote file systems as Windows drives via SFTP. Once connected, you can browse and work with files as if they were stored on your local machine.
As for authentication:
Choose from three authentication types: Password, Key-based, or both. ...
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Not gratis, but affordable. FlySpeed Qury- free for non-commerical & academic use, a mere $39 for the desktop version ($49 for portable).
It has a query builder which could be used by non-techies:
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I can highly recommend GroceryCrud, which is free.
This code:
function my_boss_is_in_a_hurry() {
$crud = new grocery_CRUD();
$crud->set_table('customers');
$crud->columns('customerName','phone','addressLine1','creditLimit');
$output = $crud->render();
$this->_example_output($output);
}
generates this:
and that's just the ...
answered Jan 6 at 12:40
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I use ScreenToGif which is very handy. (Not perfect though, that's why I'm interested for other answers).
It is now open-source: https://github.com/NickeManarin/ScreenToGif/
Another free option is OBS (Open Broadcaster
Software).
A last software I've tried is Camtasia but it's not free.
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Microsoft actually has its very own solution to your need in the form of Microsoft Mathematics:
https://math.microsoft.com/
There is also Smath Studio which is effectively a free alternative to MathCAD if you’ve ever used that.
https://en.smath.com/view/SMathStudio/summary
Both are free AND ad-free when I last used them a year or so ago.
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In Windows PowerShell already has that capability. Numbers can take suffixes that represent the units in base 2. Just type 12.5GB + 5.8MB + 1392KB and you'll have the size in bytes. To convert to other units divide by the corresponding unit
If you need to use decimal units then scale the values manually: 12.5e9 + 5.8e6 + 1392e3 (G = 1e9, M = 1e6, K = 1e3)
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If trial software is acceptable then Casio has emulators for their scientific calculators that supports all features in the real calculator including fractions. You can download from here and use it for 90 days
There are also portable Casio emulators that are shared across many math forums and requires no activation but I think they're just patched versions ...
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Visual Expression Calculator is an open-source cross-platform calculator that supports fractions and mix numbers
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Precise Calculator can do that
Precise Calculator has arbitrary precision and can calculate with complex numbers, fractions, vectors and matrices. Has more than 150 mathematical functions and statistical functions and is programmable (if, goto, print, return, for).
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If you don't mind the lack of a built-in graphical interface and you're OK with "computerish" notation, a great completely free option is the Python programming language. You don't have to learn any programming per se to use the interactive interpreter as a scientific calculator with fraction support. You do have to import various modules that are included ...
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There is Super Calculator, which is "free, but with in-app purchases":
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You can try Audacity. The tool is really powerfull when it comes to audio manipulation, you can work with multiple tracks, export to different audio formats...
The software is german, but as far as I know there are multiple languages available after the installation.
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Although not free, there's a cheap (~5$) option - Data Transformer (disclaimer - I'm its developer). It converts between CSV, JSON, XML, and YML locally.
It offers a number of conversion settings (with sensible defaults) so you can match the data for your purposes.
You can check it out on the Mac App Store or the Microsoft Store.
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Give Resilio Sync at try. I found it to work really well with syncing a large number of small files across my 3 devices (desktop, laptop, and NAS server). The only drawback I've seen so far is that it does tend to grow RAM memory over time; apparently the database it uses grows and never deletes old entries. The work around is to either a) don't use so ...
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If you don't wish to learn R and start using ggplot2 or python and start using any/all of MatPlatLib, Bokeh, plot.ly or dozens of others then:
Try gnuplot which is:
Free, gratis & Open Source
Cross Platform including Windows
Conpact Current Windows Download is <34 MB
Can produce output in multiple formats including HTML Canvas, gif, pdf, jpeg, png, ...
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If your needs are relatively simple, AutoHotkey or AutoIt could fit the bill. Yeah, they are best known as tools for automating other GUIs, rather than writing your own; but each one is a full-fledged programming language with its own GUI facilities. They each come with a compiler which generates small, standalone executable binaries.
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Davinci Resolve suits my needs.
It's gratis. They offer a free version called "Resolve" and a commercial version called "Resolve Studio" for 299 USD:
It works on Windows and I tried Windows 10 in particular:
It is possible to build scrolling of 9:16 photos in 16:9 format. It's not especially easy, but ok for me. The key is:
By default, the photo will ...
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I would suggest using Calibre E-Book Management software.
It handles pdf files just fine and a number of others
It can convert between a number of formats
You can assign an image as the cover photograph
You can assign and modify tags
You can filter on tags and much more.
It is free, gratis & open source
It is available for a number of platforms.
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Chocolatey has the option to upgrade all: choco upgrade all.
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FlashFXP meets your requirements
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Google Fotos is what you want. Has even face recognition now.
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I can advertise a tool that I wrote in my spare time.
It is not exactly light weight, since it is based on the Electron framework (like VS Code and many others). But it is very simple, because it is just a Markdown viewer and not an editor and it is open source. It has a Windows installer that assigns your *.md files with this tool, i.e. you just double ...
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I know this is an old question but I did not want to install another image viewer. However, a web browser works just fine depending on what you need. You can open the image directly in it and then either
hit refresh if you want to check
or use a reloading extension/addon.
Granted, neither will detect a change and then reload but you will be able to keep ...
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