MobiPDF (formerly PDF Extra)
MobiPDF, previously known as PDF Extra, serves as a user-friendly platform for reading and editing PDFs, offering features such as creating, organizing, annotating, filling, signing, converting, and sharing any PDF file. This versatile tool stands out as a cost-effective substitute for Adobe Acrobat Pro, catering to a wide array of user needs.
HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT WITH MOBIPDF:
Multiple Viewing Options: Utilize a focused "Read Mode" for an uninterrupted reading experience.
Sophisticated Editing Capabilities: Engage with a PDF editing interface reminiscent of Word.
Bidirectional Conversions: Effortlessly transform PDFs into and from formats like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or images.
OCR Integration: Enhance scanned documents by making them searchable.
Annotation Features: Utilize tools to highlight, comment, strikethrough, stamp, and more to improve your documents.
Simple PDF Management: Easily reorder, compress, split, and merge PDFs as you need.
Signing and Security: Incorporate signatures, create and fill out forms, and safeguard your PDFs with passwords, encryption, and digital certificates.
Offline Functionality: Continue working on your files without needing an internet connection.
Instant Translation: Translate any PDF into over 50 languages with just a click.
Overall, MobiPDF combines essential features and user-friendly design, making it a reliable choice for anyone needing comprehensive PDF tools.
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SharpeSoft Estimator
SharpeSoft Estimator is a versatile cost estimation software available in both on-premise and cloud formats, tailored specifically for contractors and subcontractors within the construction sector. This innovative software enables users to streamline the bidding process, evaluate item quantities and prices from several subcontractors and suppliers, and maintain their contractor data, among other functionalities.
Additionally, SharpeSoft offers comprehensive tools to facilitate the management of labor, equipment, subcontractor expenses, and bid oversight, enhancing overall project efficiency.
Designed to cater to a wide array of sectors, its applications extend to heavy civil, highway and road construction, earthwork, pipeline projects, grading and excavation, and plant operations, ensuring it meets diverse industry needs effectively.
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Prolog
Prolog is a logic-based programming language that is intricately connected to artificial intelligence and computational linguistics. Emerging from the realm of first-order logic, a particular kind of formal logic, Prolog sets itself apart from many other programming languages by being chiefly declarative, allowing users to express logic through relations defined by specific facts and rules. To initiate any computation, users must formulate queries against these defined relations. As one of the early pioneers in logic programming, Prolog remains widely used today, with numerous free and commercial versions available. This adaptable language has been utilized across various domains, including theorem proving, expert systems, term rewriting, type systems, automated planning, and its original focus on natural language processing. Furthermore, modern Prolog environments enhance its usability by providing tools for creating graphical user interfaces while also accommodating a range of administrative functions and networked applications, showcasing its versatility in the landscape of contemporary programming. The ongoing evolution of Prolog ensures that it remains relevant and valuable in addressing complex computational challenges.
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Component Pascal
Component Pascal is a flexible programming language that combines elements from Pascal, Modula-2, and Oberon. Notable features include a block structure, modular design, separate compilation capabilities, static typing with strict type checking across module boundaries, type extension with related methods, dynamic module loading, and automated garbage collection. The type extension feature enables Component Pascal to be utilized as an object-oriented language. In this framework, an object is viewed as a variable that represents an abstract data type, encompassing private data (its state) and the procedures that operate on this data. These abstract data types are established through extensible records. Component Pascal successfully integrates the fundamental principles of object-oriented programming while employing the familiar terminology of imperative languages, which simplifies the understanding of similar concepts. Furthermore, its strong emphasis on complete type safety, along with the requirement for a dynamic object model, enhances its classification as a component-oriented programming language. This amalgamation of features not only cultivates a robust environment for crafting modular and maintainable software applications but also encourages developers to utilize best practices in software development. In doing so, it promotes a structured approach to coding that can lead to improved collaboration and code sustainability.
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