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All-in-One Mental Health EHREnsora Health’s Mental Health EHR is designed for mental health professionals, therapists, and practice managers looking for a secure, user-friendly solution to streamline administrative tasks and improve efficiency in their practice management
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All-in-one solution to control corporate spendingWallester Business is a leading world-class solution to optimize your company’s financial processes! Issuing virtual and physical corporate expense cards with an IBAN account, expense monitoring, limit regulation, convenient accounting, subscription control — manage your finance on all-in-one platform in real time! Wallester Business benefits your business growth!
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Pal, Peter's AutoIt Library
Library for window, GUI, controls, string, math, data lists, dialogues
...) - GUI, mouse and color - GUI controls including graphical buttons (jpg, png) - GUI numberbox controls for integer, real, binary and hexadecimal input - logics and mathematics including constants - string, xml string and file string - dialogues and progress bars - data lists: lists, stacks, shift registers and key maps (a.k.a. dictionaries) - miscellaneous: logging/debugging, process and system info -
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ProgressbarAutoClicker
Auto clicks left mouse n times with m timeout with progress indication
Mouse AutoClicker with progress indicator. Program accepts x,y coordinates, timeout in sec. and number of repeats. Then it does mentioned number of clicks at the provided coordinates with the specified timeout before each click. The main feature of this program are progressbars and textual fields that show to user overall progress and time to next click. This program was written to help me in book scanning. -
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Command-line or named pipe based program, that shows notifications similar to Growl or Snarl. Apart from showing a text message, one may, for instance, define onClick-actions or show a progress bar that can be updated via command line/a named pipe.
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