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AutoFEM Frequency Analysis is a system of finite-element analysis for Autocad users. The system is integrated into the AutoCAD 3D environment. Works with AutoCAD versions 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010.

Collection of English Vocabulary questions for practice valuable for candidates appearing for competative examination

NJStar Japanese Word Processor reads, writes, edits and prints Japanese text on normal English or western Windows. It also includes a powerful English-Japanese/Japanese-English bi-directional dictionary for instant dictionary lookup.

Extensive electronic dictionary for German-speaking, 5M licences sold. One click dictionary contains 167,000 English to German translations, 44,500 recorded words and the EasyLex function allowing to look up translations fast in many applications.

Extensive electronic dictionary for Spanish-speaking, 5M licences sold. One click dictionary contains 110,000 English to Spanish translations, 25,200 recorded words and the EasyLex function allowing to look up translations fast in many applications.

Would you like to improve your English in a short time? Try the Language Pattern program. It is free to test for 30 days. There are thousands of examples of English sentences for many different grammar topics.

Extensive electronic dictionary for Russian-speaking, 5M licences sold. One click dictionary contains 126,000 English to Russian translations, 34,700 recorded words and the EasyLex function allowing to look up translations fast in many applications.

Teaches more than 2000 words - nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. under 51 topic headings, and more than 150 irregular verbs, with both British or American vocabulary.

Generate, view and save a full list of all English words in the dictionary. You have the option to see the entire list or filter the list by methods such as number of characters. Save results as text or Excel files.

This software offers a solution to users who want to test ears using specific audio frequencies. The higher the frequency, the harder it is to hear.