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MM-DSP Filter v.1 11
DSPFIL detected the Windows locale and automatically changes its modes between Japanese and English. However, the English mode still had some Japanese texts. Gary - DL2KQ translated the Japanese text to English for this version.
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English Query v.1.0
English Query is a simple and handy development tool that works with Microsoft SQL Server 2000. Using English Query, you can create applications that allow users to query a SQL Server database or an Analysis Services database in English.
Anrieff's Gallery Generator for Linux v.0.3.0
The easy to use Gallery Generator AGG is aimed at simplicity.
Anrieff's Gallery Generator for Mac OS X v.0.3.0
The easy to use Gallery Generator AGG is aimed at simplicity.
LTplus AI-Tool V10 v.10
LTplus AI-Tool V10 - Architectural application for IntelliCAD - Demo & Tutorial - LTplus is the 2D/3D-Application for IntelliCAD with integrated complex constructions and presentation with the included OpenFX 3D-Modeller.
Quran_1 Screen Saver v.2.0
Would you like to know more about Muslims and their religion? Do you want to learn what is the meaning of those prayers and chants? Quran_1 Screen Saver will teach you about the true meaning of the Scared Book.
French LiP v.1.0
French LiP (Language Instructor program) is a complete French language learning package.
Srimad Bhagavad-Gita (pdf) v.1 8
This profound translation of Bhagavad Gita by Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Maharaja is sure to inspire sincere students of bhakti, devotional service, in their practices.
MeineSMS Widget v.1.3
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English Lessons for Children
This textbook is for children learning English as a Second Language. They are learning the alphabet letter names. FROM A TO L IS USER FRIENDLY? - It is classroom tested. - The lessons are ready to use. THE PHILOSOPHY OF FROM A TO
English Tenses Quizzes v.1 5
Tenses are one of the most difficult subjects in English learning, and they can be really confusing for some people. Shall we use the past simple or the past perfect tense when talking about an action that occurred before another?