Article writers! You are faced with making 1000's of unique articles about a topic to create backlinks from article directories and can't bear the thought of writing the same thing over and over in different words. Once you learn how to "spin" then you...
URL Rank Tracker is an application that significantly simplifies the process of determining website page position in organic search engine results. URL Rank Tracker provides a quick and easy means for tracking multiple pages and search terms....
If you have ever built backlinks to a website you know how important it is to find high PR websites that allow do-follow links back to your website. The URL Scraper software helps you find these links. Powerful pre-filter control, granular control over...
Using Schema and Serialization to Leverage Business Logic. A companion piece to the Extreme XML article, Using Schema and Serialization to Leverage Business Logic. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.What is new in this release:This...
Using Visual Basic .NET from VBA to Serialize Word Documents as XML demonstrates how to quickly serialize large Word documents as XML by leveraging Microsoft .NET code from a Microsoft Office Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) program. It accompanies the...
UXML is a powerful software tool, which helps in translating relational data into XML documents and storing these documents back to relational database from data transmitter and receiver on the Internet respectively. As a result, it allows users to...
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This intelligent software will automatically send unlimited amount of visitors to your Web site for free. The Visitor Maker allow you drive your visitors come from any country, any device, any browser, any referral, search engine. Furthermore, it improves...
Freeware utility to check the XML based XPath on your XML document. This Basic tools comes handy when you quickly want to test XPath for your Custom XML.Requirements:Windows Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista, Microsoft .NET Framework...
