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Important Note:
	All of the programs here are written in Java and require a Runtime Environment to run.  If you do not already have it installed, you will need to install the Java 2 Runtime Environment. (JRE)

Enjoy!

December 14, 2003
New version of infConverter Released!

December 13, 2003
Getting to the end of school for the semester so I should have more to devote to these projects;  check back often during the holidays.

Description:
Converts text from the format that would be found in a .reg file to the format that would be found in an .inf file.

Features:
currently just converts a Regedit 5 files to .inf, or Windows setup registry hive file format.

Future Plans:

• I've decided that to be so ambitious on this project is a bit of a waste; all things considered I think I'm just going to add a few more features and call it done for now.
• i am currently adding some stuff that will allow you to write in other inf file formats such as Bart's PE Builder inf file format as well as any other format you can dream up.
• You will be able to load preset files automatically at program startup.
• Make binary data wrap when long
• handle quotation marks within string values correctly
• organize data so that exact duplicates are not allowed
• warn if a value is set twice
• correctly convert REG_EXPAND_SZ and REG_MULTI_SZ hex values to readable strings

Other Info:
This program is written in Java.  you may need to install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in order to run it.
Click the button below and then hit the "Get It Now" button.

Download:
infConverter 1.1b
Released 12-14-2003
Take note that the stuff on the left of the window has not yet been implemented. 

Description:
A program that will compute a given range of numbers from a given set of digits.
Example: computer numbers 1-100 using the digits in 1923;
2=(1+9)/(2+3)
15=1+9+2+3
etc.

This program will work in theory with any number of digits, however, barring a computer several orders of magnitude faster than mine, it becomes impractical to compute results for more than 5 digits, and you'll be waiting a while for a 5 Digit number.

For all of the Bishop Kelley kids out there; there will soon be a feature to optimize results for a 4 digit number.  I am (have been) on a crusade against worthless assignments and the worthless teachers who assign them; this program was designed with those assignments/teacher in mind.  Almost everyone will get an "A" on this project anyway; some people will just work harder than others :)

Features:
Computes a set of results using a set of digits.

Future Plans:

• Optimize for 4-digit number
• Add factorial (!) function
• re-organize code for greater efficiency (pass arrays to functions and eliminate counter)
• create print feature

Other Info:
This program is written in Java.  you may need to install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in order to run it.  Apparently even if you have Micro$oft's java installed it may not work, so get Sun's version.  Click the button below and then hit the "Get It Now" button.

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