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DownSmith provides an intuitive editing experience with comprehensive formatting tools, syntax highlighting, live preview, table creation, spell checking, footnotes, HTML export, and intelligent image handling. Runs without Java being installed on Windows. On macOS and Linux requires Java 11 or better installed. A Java 8 version is provided that has all the functionality of the Java 11 version except footnotes.

This is a self-contained, multiplatform (Java written) application that analyzes and documents Rexx and ooRexx programs. The generated documentation is hyperlinked HTML and prints nicely (check printing background in your browser). If using ooRexxDoc-comments (like JavaDoc @-tags) the automatic generated documentation can be enhanced considerably to become fully stand-alone.

A smart and simple plugin that provides keyboard shortcut access for Dash, Velocity or Zeal in IntelliJ IDEA, RubyMine, WebStorm, PhpStorm, PyCharm and Android Studio. To install the plugin in your IDE go to Preferences -> Plugins -> Browse repositories and search for "Dash". The default shortcut assigned to smart-search is Cmd-Shift-D (Mac OS X) or Ctrl-Shift-D (Windows, Linux). A menubar command named "Smart-Search Documentation" can be found in the "Tools" menu. The plugin either searches...

Experimental browser that natively supports HTML, PDF, man pages, TeX DVI, scanned paper. Annotate with hyperlinks, highlights, notes, executable copy editor markup. [PDF tools for compress, impose, decrypt/encrypt, split/merge have been moved.]

aSVERD is a little system for generating Entity Relationship Diagrams (ERD) as Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). SVG can be viewed and zoomed in a Web Browser. The diagrams can be edited with an SVG editor and round-trip updated against the database.

Mosaique is a free open source Java Eclipse 3.x plugin to browse a Tiles based JSP inclusion hierarchy in order to understand how pieces fit together.

Retriever Wiki is a browser based personal wiki that stores articles as plain XML files. It will have a user interface and markup that match MediaWiki. This application will contain a light weight web server that will run in the Windows system tray.