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...Solutions compare favorably with DTMB experimental results. DAPS4e.6’s IO is managed through a Visual Basic UserForm. Pre/post processing is done using macro-enabled Excel workbooks. The file DAPS4e.6.zip includes: • DAPS4e.6 executable and Fortran 95 source code. • Visual Basic UserForm and its 2022 Visual Basic project code. • Excel workbook pre/post processors. • Technical documentation

...The application can now produce a Revenue Graph, you can add Inventory on the Invoice, and print mail labels. The MS-Access Runtimes for 32/64 bits are included. The ZIP file contains all program code, and program elements needed to work on. Find other free programs at: https://gotomarcus.com/main/marcus/index.php or gotomarcus.com/currentswms/index.php

LWCPV.3.zip includes: 1. A macro enabled Excel workbook (LWCPV.xlsm) for preliminary design and analysis of long cylindrical, layered-wall pressure vessels (PVs) subjected to external hydrostatic pressure. The following four types of layered-wall construction are addressed: a. Two-layer isotropic.

Free, easy to use, excel tool to create data and process flow diagrams with table data In separate excel sheets you define items(nodes), lines(edges) and grouping(clusters) Separate definition of node, edge and cluster styles Graph settings sheet Output control sheet Examples and readme are included in the zip file Get it working: -Install graphviz (http://graphviz.org/Download.php) -Download Excel to Graphviz -Open one of the ExcelToGraphviz workbooks -Go to sheet settings and update "dotpath" to where graphviz' dot.exe was installed (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Graphviz2.38\bin\dot.exe) -Generate the flow diagram with cntrl-M -Import from older version with cntrl-I This tool was initially made to show the usefulness of a service registry or service catalog in an enterprise integration environment. ...

...Once you've got everything set up and running, it should run near flawlessly (I was using it for a few hours continuously once with no hiccups) There's a readme.txt file inside the zip file with some basic instructions. Check out the Wiki or Discussion tab for up to date instructions, info, and more... If anyone actually uses this, please let me know in the Discussion tab - I don't know if the interest would be that high this day and age but you never know... If you're a programmer, you could tweak this program as a template to remotely control anything you want (just give me some credit, I wrote it from scratch) Not a 100% easy setup, but anyone can do it!

A strategy for an automatically updating, multiple-version Microsoft Access frontend. See README.txt in zip for details.