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Smile (Software): Macintosh, AppleScript, Data visualization
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available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Smile is a
Macintosh computer programming and working environment based on
AppleScript. It features a number of production technologies and a
natural fashion of having them work together. Smile is primarily
designed for scientists, engineers, desktop publishers, and web
administrators, to help them producing faster and better, automating
frequent tasks, and controlling complex operations. Smile is free,
except for two families of technologies: data visualization and http
requests handling. The name of the first version of Smile, released in
1995, was SMILE, and some users still name it so. The acronym stood for
SMI, Limited Edition, where SMI itself stands for Scriptable
Measurements on Images. SMI is the name of the software that Satimage, a
French company in Machine vision, develops and uses to power the systems
that they supply, automated real-time measurement and inspection systems
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