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foiltex is a set of LaTeX style files that makes it easy to prepare material for video or overhead projection, such as transparencies, slides, and computer-projected presentations.
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Located in Package: foiltex
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It allows the user to manipulate the text typeface and size for display and create header and footer material, and includes special environments for scientific and mathematical presentations.
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Located in Package: foiltex
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Fractint extras collection
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Located in Package: fractxtra
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A huge collection of palette maps, fractal scripts, ifs paramaters, generic parameters and LOGO samples that enhance xfractint. Fractint already has a relatively large collection, but with this package you get even more stuff to explore with fractint. by Dan Goldwater.
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Located in Package: fractxtra
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analysis tools for FMRI, MRI and DTI brain imaging
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Located in Package: fsl-5.0-core
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FSL provides an easy to use GUI.
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Located in Package: fsl
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FSL interoperates well with other brain imaging related software. This includes Caret, FreeSurfer (cortical flattening and modelling).
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Located in Package: fsl
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documentation for FSL
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Located in Package: fsl-doc-4.1
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FSL is a comprehensive library of image analysis and statistical tools for FMRI, MRI and DTI brain imaging data.
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Located in Package: fsl-doc Package: fsl
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This package provides the FSL documentation in HTML format.
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Located in Package: fsl-doc-4.1
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