TheVDM
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Hello all,
Recently I have been trying to expand my programming skills and as such I have written a program using Java named 'Film Developing Timer' (or FDT for short). I have released the software as free and open source with binary downloads for Windows and Linux as well as the Java source code.
The software can be downloaded from http://thevdm.com/Film_dev_timer.html
A few screen shots:
Please feel free to download, use, share and leave constructive feedback.
Jim
Edit: Just a thought that I should mention that I have tested this program on Windows 7 64-Bit and Ubuntu 14.04 AMD64, if you download and use it please let me know if it works with your operating system.
Also if any mac users would be so kind as to compile a mac binary using netbeans (I can offer instructions) that would be much appreciated, unfortunately I don't have access to a mac to compile it.
Recently I have been trying to expand my programming skills and as such I have written a program using Java named 'Film Developing Timer' (or FDT for short). I have released the software as free and open source with binary downloads for Windows and Linux as well as the Java source code.
The software can be downloaded from http://thevdm.com/Film_dev_timer.html
A few screen shots:





Please feel free to download, use, share and leave constructive feedback.
Jim
Edit: Just a thought that I should mention that I have tested this program on Windows 7 64-Bit and Ubuntu 14.04 AMD64, if you download and use it please let me know if it works with your operating system.
Also if any mac users would be so kind as to compile a mac binary using netbeans (I can offer instructions) that would be much appreciated, unfortunately I don't have access to a mac to compile it.
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