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eBible by mmital

eBible 2.1 is a completely free Bible reading software that can display many different versions of the bible, commentaries, dictionaries and daily devotionals. It also lets you search for a particular word or phrase in the entire bible or commentary. Other features include the ability to store bookmarks and personal notes. Version 2.1 includes updates, enhancements and bug fixes.

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SimpleOCR by Simple Software

Convert your scanned images to text files or Word documents with SimpleOCR--the only OCR (Optical Character Recognition) application that is completly free. SimpleOCR is also a royalty-free developer toolkit that you may use to add OCR, OMR and TWAIN to your custom software application. A 15-day demo of Charactell's Softwriting handprint recognition engine is also included. Machine print recognition has no limitations or advertisements.

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BarIE by Sequin Software

This Study Tool is a Dictionary that keeps a history of all words previously looked up organized by website. It has many European Languages as well as Japanese. By simply copying a word on a website, the definition comes up and the program remembers the word for further study. Along with the dictionaries, it is also possible to keep notes and associate websites with them. The notes are saved as simple text files on your hard drive.

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BibleDatabase by BibleDatabase

Multiple Bible interface, Complex search features such as combining case sensitivity and ignoring the order of search terms, View one or ALL installed Bibles simultaneously - by verse or by Chapter, Cut, Copy and Paste Text and Images from BibleDatabase to other Windows Applications, Maps and a Map [Image] Viewer, Bookmarks, More... (At least One Bible must be downloaded for the software to function. All Bibles are FREE)

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2Know by 2Know

The 2Know helps you remember numbers, such as phone numbers, by generating mnemonics consisting of word phrases. These phrases, and the word-to-number translation rules, are much easier to remember than the raw numbers. The user simply enters the number to be remembered and a list of candidate words is produced. The user then selects a word. If additional digits need to be translated, additional candidate words are presented for selection.

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