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DupRem is a simple easy-to-use cross-platform application to remove duplicate and empty lines from any text file. It is also possible to keep or ignore case sensitive. Works also from command-line interface, e.g. "java -jar duprem.jar -r input_file.txt >output_file.txt", to create output file, or "java -jar duprem.jar -r input_file.txt >>output_file.txt", to create or append to output file. DupRem is portable, does not need installation and is developed in Java, so needs the Java Virtual...

usage: java [-options] -jar jarfile -c <fileIn> [<diff>] [<fileOut>] [<pattern>] fileIn input file diff milliseconds or different time fileOut output file pattern time's pattern

FileCut is a simple easy-to-use cross-platform application to cut to a given line and then join any text file. It is also possible to join in normal or reverse order. Works also from command-line interface, e.g. 'java -jar filecut.jar -c file.txt . 10', to cut 'file.txt' at line 10, and 'java -jar filecut.jar -j . >file.txt', to join files in the current directory in 'file.txt'. FileCut is portable, does not need installation and is developed in Java, so needs the Java Virtual Machine (version 6 or higher) that, in the case, is very easy to download and install.

SubLin is a simple easy-to-use cross-platform application to subtract lines of any text file from another. It is also possible to keep or ignore case sensitive. Works also from command-line interface, e.g. "java -jar sublin.jar -s file1.txt file2.txt >new_file1.txt", to create output file "new_file1.txt", or "java -jar sublin.jar -s file1.txt file2.txt >>new_file1.txt", to create or append to output file "new_file1.txt". SubLin is portable, does not need installation and is developed in...

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This is about replacing the new line characters in text files created in unix systems so they can be easily visualized in windows. Suppose you have a text file called "file1" which was created under unix/linux system. If you try to read it with notepad in windows it will be a mess. Do this: 1- Copy unix2win.jar to the directory where file1 is. 2- Open the windows console and call: java -jar unix2win.jar file1 file2.txt This will create a file called file2.txt with the very same content of file1, but it can be read with windows notepad easily. ...

EBookME is Java application (GUI, console and/or applet) which generates Java ME ebooks (JAD, JAR) from input text files. Generated books can be readed on mobile phones which support Java (MIDP 1.0).

Provides a simple Java .jar file for converting Docbook files to HTML, FO or XHTML and includes all the XSL files needed. Great for cross platform Docbook conversions and Ant build scripts.