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CodiMsg is a free little application that I created for my own use. It is essentially an internal book keeper for my use, that I can run from any computer and store some stuff in.
In particular it is used to record what pages I have finished, what pages I have skipped over, what pages I have read, what pages I have tried to make out, and much more.
When I am reading a book, I write down certain things that strike me. These range from the rather mundane, to the rather strange.
I only need to have the application open for a few seconds for it to add some new information. Although I may need to open it and read something for several minutes. This means that I can keep a reading log for at least a few days in the worst case (unfortunately if it is a real book, I can usually get quite a long way through them in under an hour).
In the unlikely event that I need to return to a book, all I need to do is recall the title and the author and I can get to where I have left off. I have very little need for external reference materials, and can easily pick up where I left off.
Below is a screenshot of the main user interface.

The Master Control Panel, from which I can launch CodiMsg and get at the stored information.

After starting the application I have the option to record a book. Here I start recording from the page I am on right now.

Upon being told to do so, it opens the above dialogue. I can browse the sections of the book I have read, or skip to a page. I can also add notes. Once the check boxes are ticked, it opens the big dialogue. Here I can add a title, a date and time, the author, the notes and any notes that I have made.

When I click Save, it goes into the bin. After a few seconds it is back here again. From here, I can change what it is stored in, or even delete it.

In the main control panel I can view the list of books I have recorded, and the details of how they were recorded. From here, I can also clear out the bins.) = -15*t. Determine q(w(b)).
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The History of the City of Birmingham can be traced back to AD 660 when the first of the four concentric Roman walls was built. This was probably along the lines of the Antonine Wall, and later was a key point of defence against the Saxons. It was this line of defence which protected Birmingham and the River Rea valley from the Saxons.

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