FreeSnell

FreeSnell is a versatile multimedia tool developed by Aubrey Jaffer. As the latest version, 1b8-1, it's part of the extensive line that includes other versions like 1b8-1, and 1.9. Falling under the Editors & Converters subcategory, FreeSnell occupies a unique niche in the Multimedia category. This free application primarily deals with the optical properties of multilayer thin-film coatings, making it highly specialized software for niche fields like scientific research and advanced optics.

One of FreeSnell's notable features is its reliance on the SCM Scheme implementation and the WB B-tree database package. This intricate combination ensures that calculations related to optical properties are precise and reliable. Moreover, FreeSnell outputs its results as (encapsulated) PostScript graphs. If you possess ImageMagick and GhostScript, the application can utilize the ImageMagick convert program to transform these .eps files into other graphical formats. This added functionality extends the usability of the output, making it accessible for various applications.

Downloading and installing FreeSnell is straightforward, thanks to its freeware license. The primary executable file for this program is scm.exe, which ensures easy initial setup and usage. Whether you are downloading this as a fresh installation or updating to the latest version, FreeSnell’s download process is smooth and hassle-free. More

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