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DonL:
I searched for "meskalin software" and the first link I found was this: http://www.xbeat.net/meskalin/-ad-min (September 10, 2007, 08:46 AM)
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Yep, that's it. Sorry about stirring up this excitement about Meskalin. I was not aware that posts here are read that carefully.
Meskalin is nothing but a little screen loupe I wrote for myself but never published. I use it all the time to check color values and other graphic details. It also has some interesting recursive functions that generate near-chaotic psychedelic effects -- hence the name. If there's interest I can post a download link (freeware, but no support, no help file!...).

tomos:
I searched for "meskalin software" and the first link I found was this: http://www.xbeat.net/meskalin/-ad-min (September 10, 2007, 08:46 AM)
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Yep, that's it. Sorry about stirring up this excitement about Meskalin. I was not aware that posts here are read that carefully.
Meskalin is nothing but a little screen loupe I wrote for myself but never published. I use it all the time to check color values and other graphic details. It also has some interesting recursive functions that generate near-chaotic psychedelic effects -- hence the name. If there's interest I can post a download link (freeware, but no support, no help file!...).
-DonL (September 10, 2007, 09:54 AM)
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yup,
post a link!
nice looking webbsite/ilustrations by the way  :)

DonL:
yup,
post a link!
nice looking webbsite/ilustrations by the way  :)
-tomos (September 10, 2007, 10:15 AM)
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Thanks, it's very old.

Here you go:
http://www.xbeat.net/download/Meskalin.zip
*** no cost, no support, no help file ***
For the psychedelic effects press keys F3, 2, G (in any order)*, then move cursor over the Loupe near to the loupe borders and relax... :) Here's screenshot (as a warning ;)): http://www.xbeat.net/meskalin/meskalin-screenshot.png

* This is just one combination... there's a lot to discover... but I won't help you finding it ;)

lanux128:
that looks cool, DonL.. don't worry, DC'ers are extremely enthusiastic when it comes to any new software. your program is much welcomed.. thanks again for the link.. :up:

dantheman:
OK, by popular demand: Chapter by Chapter -- or CbC, for short!

CbC essentially manages a book manuscript, which is kept in separate chapter files.  This add in, which works as a small separate program, sits on top of Microsoft Word.

Once CbC is open, one enters a new chapter title, which opens up a blank page in Word, where one writes or imports a chapter, or at least the beginnings.  Then start another chapter, and so on.  Soon CbC displays in its window a list of all your chapters, all stored in sepapate Word files, including word count for each one.  One can drag and drop each chapter into a different order, rearranging one's book.  And if one needs to see the entire book in one file, a click of the mouse brings them all together in a single file, where one can do editing, paginating, change format to suit a particular publisher.

I'm working on a huge book project.  I've tried so many different programs to manage the project -- and I always return to CbC.  And it's free.

More information available at:

     http://perso.orange.fr/sebastien.berthet/cbc/

Developer Sebastien Berthet provides some useful additional information at this website.

Armando, thanks for nudging me to post this...

Tom
-TomColvin (August 29, 2007, 11:58 PM)
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Thanks alot Tom!
This is a definite keeper!

 :Thmbsup:

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