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Using PDFs on your website
Easy HTML To Any Script
Save Web pages easily and
Color codes manager, all HEX
can negatively affect users'
Converter provides fast and
quickly.
Manage the saved
and RGB formats (HTML,
opinion of your business and
easy conversion of HTML
Web pages.
Powerful file
PhotoShop, C++, Delphi,
encourage them to seek the
Files and HTML Blocks to any
management functions: add,
Visual Basic, Office...).
information they need at
Script. Also you can use it
delete, rename, move and
Carry your colors from one
other, user-friendly
for encrypting the email
combine Web pages
application to another,
sites.
Convert your PDFs
addresses with JavaScript
freely.
Export documents to
store your colors in a
into easy HTML using this
for preventing any access to
HTML Help (CHM) file.
Make
unique place.
Auto-copy to
powerful and versatile
them by spam-bots.
e-Books to share your
memory, 1 click save, web
application!
collections.
and image panels
Date: May, 08 2005 Date: Sep, 30 2006 Date: Apr, 05 2006 Date: Feb, 21 2006 |
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ABC Amber CHM Merger is an
If you create sites using
Spice up your site with Java
Web author is an easy to use
advanced free tool that
PHP, PERL or any other
animated buttons, expandable
programming language for
actually merges CHM files.
language for web
menus and floating
Windows that allows you to
The combined CHM doesn't
development, each time you
navigation using any
create professional looking
depend on the source CHMs,
want to view the results of
true-type font. Follow the
Web pages using simple
so you can use and
changes you should press a
step-by-step Wizard and you
scripting commands instead
distribute it without
lot of keystrokes. Rubilnik
can create an expandable
of HTML.
needing source CHM files.
allows you to reduce the
menu in minutes - Menu FX
number of keystrokes to
creates all the HTML and
pressing one custom key.
JavaScript for you.
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