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With Block Attribute Modifier (BAM) you can easily automate the process of modifying block attribute values in AutoCAD drawing files. Use BAM to delete attributes, clear attribute values, replace attribute values, and find and replace attribute values. BAM runs very quickly and can process thousands of drawing files with the click of only one button!

Data extraction from a graphical image where the data used to produce that image is unavailable. Provides tools overlaying the image to extract graph values, distances, areas, angles, or color values. Values can be saved to XLS or TXT files.

Ms Access to MySQL database attributes converter software migrate source database record into MySQL server format. Software rapidly and reliably converts property values of all fields includes keys values indexes and null values of source tables.

MSSQL to MySQL database attribute migration software converts source database record into MySQL server format. Software rapidly and reliably converts property values of all fields includes keys values indexes and null values of source tables

Top rated Diamond Draft software helps fantasy owners draft the greatest team possible. League customized stats and values are calculated for every player. All values are updated as players are drafted.

Diet Spread is a lightweight spreadsheet/database. The database accepts nutritional values from your food labels. The spreadsheet displays, summarizes, and prints the nutrient values using convenient household measures.

WhatColor identifies a color of the pixel on the screen. There are some similar tools to display RGB values to assist making HTML used in authoring WWW pages. WhatColor tells you not only RGB values, but also the name of the color of the point.

Bible Number Convertor helps you understand ancient values, by converting them to modern ones. It converts length, time, weight, volume, and money, with configurable settings and money values. Also included is a comprehensive reference/help file.

Add, minus, divide and multiply time values in hours, minutes and seconds. Convert from fractional values and vice-versa. Use the DAE (date analysis engine) to find the day of any date in the Gregorian calendar within a range of up to 15 centuries.