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Description: Win Shell. LaTeX User Front End, WinShell is a free integrated development environment (IDE) for easy working with LaTeX or TeX. It includes...

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WinShell - LaTeX User Front End

Winshell.org: get to the top rated Win Shell pages and content popular with Winshell.org users from all over the world or check the following digest to find out more. Winshell.org is a malware-free website without age restrictions, so you can safely browse it. It seems that Win Shell team are just starting to conquer the social media and they have already achieved a promising result — 80 user activities so far (StumbleUpon dominates with around 90% of all user reactions). Winshell.org is hosted with Hosting Services in Germany. Win Shell traffic is not yet estimated by Alexa.

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Location:	Germany
Registrant:	Ingo Hinrich de Boer
Hosted by:	Hosting Services
Registrar:	Public Interest Registry
Subnetworks:	89.110.129.125

Alexa's Traffic Estimates & Trends

Traffic Rank:	745 111
Month Average Daily Reach:	0.000009

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Facebook likes: -
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Google pluses: 8
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Pinterest pins: -
StumbleUpon views: 72

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