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| Kerika 1.2 |
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Kerika's Idea Pages provide a visual context for sharing and managing documents, with support for process templates, workflows, and very large files, across Windows, Macs and Linux. Idea Pages work like a graphical Wiki: when any member of the team modifies a project, process or document, the changes are reflected on everyone else's computers. You can even add people who don't who don't use Kerika: they will automatically get email updates!
Released: 2007-06-28
License: $9.95
Publisher: Kerika, Inc.
Language: English
Platform: Windows
Requirements: Java Runtime Environment 1.5 or later
Install: Install and Uninstall
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| AcroWiki 2.0 |
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AcroWiki is a hypertext browsing and authoring system for Palm OS. Instead of organizing your notes in plain text memos you can now use AcroWiki to create hypertext notes with links, fonts, styles. The AcroWiki syntax is easy to learn.
It is so simple, that you can learn it in 20 minutes. It is so transparent, that you can read memos written in Wiki syntax even without the AcroWiki browser, by simply using your memo pad!
Released: 2006-03-30
Last Updated: 2006-03-30
License: $15.00
Publisher: Acrocat Software, L.L.C.
Language: English, Japanese, Korean
Platform: Palm
Install: Install and Uninstall
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| PTWikiTip 1.0 |
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The program brought to your attention does so, that Wikipedia it appears in literal sense always near at hand . The program works in a resident mode but when you meet an unknown word in the text, you simply select it and press Ctrl twice.It leads to occurrence of the yellow tooltip which contains the text by the selected word from Wikipedia.
Released: 2008-04-28
Last Updated: 2008-04-28
License: $9.95
Publisher: PredicateTools.com
Language: English
Platform: Windows
Requirements: MS Windows 2000/XP/Vista,500 MHz processor or faster,64 MB RAM,No hardware acceleration is required
Install: Install and Uninstall
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| WikiReader 1.0 |
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WikiReader makes loading and reading of WikiPedia articles easier. All you have to do is to press a hotkey in any Windows application, and the WikiPedia article will pop up in a small window. In the WikiReader window, articles from WikiPedia are displayed without menus, logos or other distracting elements. Already viewed articles are cached, thus reducing their loading time and enabling them for reading offline.
Released: 2007-06-28
Last Updated: 2007-10-24
License: $24.95
Publisher: MunSoft
Language: English, Russian
Platform: Windows
Install: Install and Uninstall
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