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DMControls.Lens .NET control	FlexGraphics Library	2Bitmap	ColorSwap

$149.00 - DMSoft Technologies

DMControls. Lens is a . NET control that enables you to retrieve the magnification scale of screen objects. Selectable zoom factor, displaying xy mouse coordinates and other features make the control one of the best solutions for software developers

$299.00 - FlexGraphics Software, Ltd.

FlexGraphics - a vector graphics library for Borland Delphi (CAD, GIS, SCADA, VISIO)

$125.00 - fCoder Group

2Bitmap is a reliable batch graphics converter allowing you to convert images to bmp format from 50 image file types. The program has no windows interface and processes multiple files at a time. With 2Bitmap you can edit images before converting.

$29.95 - plexityHide.com

ColorSwap will help you with object isolation and re-coloring while keeping shadows and lighting effects on your still images. Want to change color on something? Thinking about repainting the house? Change color on your hair? Do it on the PC first.

db4o for Mono
Free - db4objects, Inc.

db4o (database for objects) is the open source object database for Mono. Free software, available under the GPL and under a commercial license. Persist any object with one line of code. Other features are object-oriented replication, native queries, and automatic schema recognition. Ideal for embedded use, e.g., in software running on mobile or medical devices, in packaged software, and for real-time systems.

object, objects, epoc, schema, oodbms, query, wireless, mobile, store, oodb, fast, embedded

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