Introducing Graham Freeman

I am a lecturer in Computer Science at the Australian Defence Force Academy, which is part of the University of New South Wales .

I teach web programming, computer graphics, user interface construction, programming, numerical analysis, data and file structures, advanced Java programming, C, Postscript, Fortran.

I run short courses for the general public in Java, Web Programming, C, C++, X Windows/Motif and PostScript. I am available as a consultant in these areas.

I have several products that are freely available for non-commercial use. Some of the products require a licence for commercial use. With these you are free to try them before opening negotiations on a commercial agreement.

• Quikscript, a portable typesetting system, written in PostScript.
• Quikscript editor, a Java program that makes Quikscript easier to use.
• Geneal, the family tree drawing program.
• Aurora, a PostScript program for producing colour separates from a colour PostScript document.
• Distillery, a PostScript program for taking another PostScript program, and converting it so that it complies with the Adobe document structuring conventions (DSC).
• CGIRequest, a Java program to enable CGI programs to be written in Java.
• GFFileChooser, a Java class for selecting file names with a more compact display of names and the ability for the user to filter the names displayed.
• FormLayout.java, a Java class for controlling layout of interface components in a panel using simple constraints.
• PrintAddressLabels.ps, a simple PostScript program for formatting text addresses for output on label stationery.
• WebTool, a Java program for verifying that a web page or web site has correct links to other documents or files, both on the local site and to remote files. It also enables copying all linked files from a remote site to a local directory (folder).
• Euro Type 1 PostScript fonts, a set of fonts for drawing a Euro symbol in a style consistent with the Times, Helvetica or Courier font families.
• Graham Freeman's useful index, a set of handy web references.

I have developed a secret ballot service for use by unions and companies wanting to quickly determine staff views on a matter. This relies on email communication with the people who are allowed to vote, and passwords for security.

I also have succeeded in connecting a Linux machine to Optus DSL broadband.

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