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High-quality,
MultiPowUpload – file
SMTP / POP3 email component
MathML Renderer is a .NET
industry-strength PDF
upload component. It is easy
COBOL library to send and
Framework assembly for
library meeting requirements
client-side solution that
receive mail including HTML
rendering MathML. It can be
of the most demanding and
can be used to perform
and MIME base64 and
used for MathML to Bitmap
diverse applications. Using
multiple file uploads from a
quoted-printable encoded
conversion or to draw
VersyPDF you can write
user machine to the web
attachments from a program.
directly to a Graphics
stand-alone, cross-platform
server. It needs just Flash
Supports SMTP (ESMTP) and
Device interface (GDI+).
and reliable commercial
player plug-in on users side
POP3 authentication.
applications that can read,
and any standard file upload
Supports Fujitsu and
write, and edit PDF file
script.
MicroFocus COBOL.
Date: Aug, 31 2006 Date: Aug, 30 2006 Date: Aug, 23 2006 Date: Aug, 23 2006 |
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Software development kit for
A volume of data with map
SMTP / POP3 email component
db4o (database for objects)
working with native code
names, map numbers, corner
Delphi library to send and
is the open source object
from any Java application
coordinates and completing
receive mail including HTML
database. Features include
without using Java Native
data of all official
and MIME base64 and
native Java object
Interface (JNI) technology.
topographic maps of the
quoted-printable encoded
persistence, object-oriented
You can call functions from
Federal Republic of Germany.
attachments from a program.
replication, automatic
any dynamic library or use
TK25, TK50, TK100 and TK200.
Supports SMTP (ESMTP) and
schema recognition, 400K
system API without necessity
POP3 authentication.
footprint. Ideal for
to waste time on studying
Supports all versions
embedded use and in realtime
JNI.
Borland Delphi.
systems.
Date: Aug, 22 2006 Date: Aug, 17 2006 Date: Aug, 17 2006 Date: Aug, 15 2006 |
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