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Software was mainly created for making trainings on English and programming
however you may use it for whichever subject.
The Trainer supports multichoice and edit fields.
Questions may use audio with a possibility to listen at different speeds.
Questions may refer images (e.g. diagrams) to illustrate the question.
An answer can be entered by selecting a variant or by entering an answer as text.
The Trainer contains both simple and sophisticated answer processing engines.
The edit field of the software can accept sentences, words, letters, digits.
Comment system may show the exact place with mistake helping to find the correct answer.
Comment may contain the answer or just a hint.
Answer can be altered by OR operator or you may alter just part of sentence, e.g.:
It is OR It's ---- altering [it is] <=> [it's] - both are allowed
a good weather.
Question format is a pure plane Unicode text, you will never depend on proprietary format.
Current functionality for test paper generation is limited.
Trainer: http://swtrainer.com/files/2008-05-04-16-53-44-trainer.bin.zip |
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E-mail Commander is a portable mail software application that does not require any kind of formal installation onto a computer's permanent storage device to be executed, and can be stored on a removable storage device such as a USB flash drive and used on multiple computers.
For example, you can run the E-mail client from a USB device in an Internet Cafe while you travel
(see more details about portable software at http://www.usbspase.com).
Email Commander is sophisticated, but it's also very simple to use and you can easily customize the interface and layout to fit your messaging needs.
The program automatically sorts incoming messages based on the criteria set by you. For example, you can have messages automatically placed in folders or mailboxes to be viewed at a later time. Advanced filters can be applied to any field of a message header or in the body of messages.
The E-mail Commander system is capable of limiting the size of copied messages and even allows you to copy the message headers alone. If the header of such large messages is of no interest to you it can be deleted from the server without being copied to your computer. If it is the message you are waiting for the software will copy the remaining part of it at your request.
E-mail Commander allows automatic sorting of incoming messages based on preset criteria and their placement in individual folders or mailboxes where they can be viewed at a later time. In such a system only those folders can be viewed, for example, where the most important messages are directed. The mail filter processes incoming messages based on header fields, for example, using the sender's address or the content of the Subject field.
Email Commander: http://www.e-mailcommander.com/DEMO/emailcomsetup.exe
HS POP3 Library: http://www.hillstone-software.com/hs_pop3_demo.exe
HS POP3 is a software library in C (supplied with full source code) which implements the client side of Post Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3) over TCP socket layer according to RFC 1939. Among other features, the library supports user authentication, reception of basic internet headers and text, message deletion and statistics
First user application calls HS POP3 initialisation function supplying pointers to callback functions in user code for memory amd timer management and for reporting POP3 events to user.
To receive email messages from any POP3 RFC1939 compliant server, the user application calls HsPop3GetMail function, specifying mail server name or IP address and login user name and password.
HS POP3 library then resolves the server name, connects to it, receives and message scan list. according to RFC1939 standard. Once HS POP3 has a unique message ID from the server, it reports this message ID to user application via callback function. The user application returns a specific value if it wants to receive this message. At this point HS POP3 will request necessary amount of memory for the message and will receive complete message into the buffer. Once message is received, the user code is notified with a callback and a message structure, containing full message pointer, message length, start of text pointer, length of headers and separate parsed out header information: from field, date field, message id field and subject field. This process is repeated until all messages are received. HS POP3 library can also delete messages from server if this option is specified.
HS POP3 Library incorporates the necessary state machine, transparency procedures, and server response processing required to comply to a simple and robust POP3 client implementation.
Modular design makes it easy to port HS POP3 protocol module to any environment. HS POP3 internally at a lower layer interfaces to HS Sock library which provides TCP transport services. |