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JLanguageLearn 0.6.2 (Default branch)
 JLanguageLearn is a generic language course. It is based on Java and XML. You can define your own lessons in an easy way, and lessons are displayed in a graphical user interface. An editor is included for creating lessons.License: Free for non-commercial useChanges:This release contains an editor for 3 lesson types. You can create: Gap/GapTyping Lessons, Grid Lessons, and Conjugation Lessons (almost). The lessons are stored in the folder storedLessons within your installation folder. Mac users can now start JLanguageLearn by double clicking. Bundles have been created to start the editor and JLanguageLearn. More... 
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