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- ASCII
- American Standard Code for Information Interchange Pronounced "ask-ee," it is the built-in binary code for representing characters in all computers except IBM mainframes, which use the EBCDIC coding system....
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- NFOViewer 0.3 beta 3 (Mac)
- NFOViewer is a viewer for the .nfo informational files with ASCII art often found in .zip or .rar files originating from PC users.
- Software downloads 2007-01-21
- RS232M Com Monitor 4 (Windows)
- RS232M Com Monitor is an excellent software tool for monitoring, troubleshooting, and logging RS232 communication. A laptop PC, USB/RS232 hub and RS232M give you a powerful, portable and sturdy tool to aid in designing and logging RS232, full duplex, data between peripherals and hosts. Of course you don't have to...
- Software downloads 2006-12-18
- basE91 0.6.0 (Mac)
- basE91 is an advanced method for encoding binary data as ASCII characters. It is similar to UUencode or base64, but is more efficient. The overhead produced by basE91 depends on the input data. It amounts at most to 23% (versus 33% for base64) and can range down to 14%, which...
- Software downloads 2006-11-03
- PLTools 1.0 (Mac)
- These scripts, written in Perl, are quite simple in nature. I spend a lot of time cleaning out and exploring preference files when administering Mac OS X machines, and Mac OS X 10.4's propensity toward binary .plist files made this process much more tedious. The apparent alternative is a GUI,...
- Software downloads 2005-05-17
- Cow French 1.0.2 (Mac)
- Cow French is a translator that can translate to over 15 different silly and fun languages!The languages available to choose from include: Double Dutch, Turkey Irish, Opish, ROT13, Pig Latin, Elmer Fudd, German-ish, Swedish Chef, Jar Jar Binks, Redneck, L337, Scramble, Backwords, Simple Hacker, and ASCII.
- Software downloads 2005-02-03
- ASCIIseek 2.6.7 (Mac)
- ASCIIseek simply shows the ASCII equivalent to any keystroke or key combination you press.
- Software downloads 2004-03-11
- ASCIIseek 2.1 (Mac)
- ASCIIseek simply shows the ASCII equivalent to any keystroke or key combination you press.
- Software downloads 2002-05-18
- ASCII Shall Receive 2.1 (Mac)
- ASCII Shall Receive a full-featured keyboard key converter for the Macintosh. ASCII Shall Receive supports conversion between the following formats: Mac ASCII PC ASCII HTML Entities HTML Integers Hex values Hex Escape codes Binary Base 64 Morse code Octal
- Software downloads 2001-10-09
- ASCII Shall Receive X 2.1 (Mac)
- ASCII Shall Receive a full-featured keyboard key converter for the Macintosh. ASCII Shall Receive supports conversion between the following formats: Mac ASCII PC ASCII HTML Entities HTML Integers Hex values Hex Escape codes Binary Base 64 Morse code Octal
- Software downloads 2001-10-09
- ASCII Table 1.0.1 (Mac)
- ASCII Table is a utility for programmers. I decided to write it because the System 6 style Desk Accessory started crashing under Mac OS 9 and I couldn't find anything that ran natively under Mac OS X.
- Software downloads 2001-04-23
- Moggy 1.0.7 (Mac)
- Moggy is a Macintosh utility for transmogrifying files. It will change line endings between Mac, DOS and unix formats, allow the editing of file type and creator information, decode a number of binary to ascii encodings including BinHex, Base64, uuencode, btoa, xxencode, vvencode, boo, and convert to and from MacBinary...
- Software downloads 1998-08-17
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- Building a "High Performance" Windows 7 PC
- Building a "High Performance" Windows 7 PCRE: Building a Add dual lcd monitors to the list.Also, Intel VPro. Are there ever going to be core I7 systems available with VPro or equivalent?Got any ...... ideas, changes or suggestions? Let me know!RE: Building a How can you talk about high...
- Discussion threads 2009-04-15
- What else did Evans survey say?
- What else did Evans survey say?Asking the choir for a responseDoes Bill Gates worry about a Penguin? - no because the overwhelming majority of computer users don't know it's related to Linux.So you think we'll have more Linux desktops even without the hardware sales - how? Every geek that...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-26
- Is Office 2007 a case against Linux?
- Is Office 2007 a case against Linux?Tell me about it[i]"document cross compatibility is not perfect between suites (or even version of office, let alone OO vs Word)."[/i]My coworker is always the first to install new versions of Windows/Office when they come out.He's running Vista/Office 2007 on his workstation now. He...
- Discussion threads 2007-04-23
- Can Microsoft morph Windows into an Internet service?
- Can Microsoft morph Windows into an Internet service?One way of putting Windows into the cloud ...... is to use the Softricity technology acquired earlier this year. I blogged about this soon after the acquisition:http://blogs.zdnet.com/SAAS/?p=166If they could be first to market with Internet appliances that maintaindependencies on Windows APIs, this could...
- Discussion threads 2006-11-27
- Google Calendar - further progress on Google's Web Office suite
- Google Calendar - further progress on Google's Web Office suiteThinkfreeTake Google and add Thinkfree and you cover the whole list except Project Management - for this you can add projectcoordinator. Just integrate these and your away.Areas of concern[b]Putting my data in some else's hands[/b]I don't know that I can ever...
- Discussion threads 2006-04-13
- Don't sacrifice innovation in push for standards
- Don't sacrifice innovation in push for standardsYou expect innovation from Microsoft????gimme a break!OverlookedFrom the article:"Instead, the Microsoft DOC file format is today the "de facto standard"You failed to explore WHY .doc is the "defacto standard". An examination of why it is would contradict the point your have tried to make...
- Discussion threads 2006-01-04
- Microsoft and public access
- Microsoft and public accessEditingWhy is the string[i]it was pointed out that critical public access to applications for relief were noted to require the user to have IE on their home computers. Of course, this is common practice — but should it be the practice anywhere in the public sector?[/i]repeated three...
- Discussion threads 2005-09-27
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