LaTeX tools

JabRef - Referencing tool for bibtex
Docear - Referencing tool for bibtex
Docear4Word - Add-In for Word to access BibTex (really good!)
Pandoc - command line tool converts documents efficiently (e.g. pandoc -s mySource.docx -o myOutput.tex --extract-media=.)
Excel tables to LaTeX: excel2latex (Excel2LaTeX.xla)
LaTeX within PowerPoint: IguanaTex (IguanaTex_v1_58.ppam) (really useful!)
Excel table to Rmarkdown table (online converter)
Word count: texcount (online)
OpenDeTex (binaries) - Gets rid of LaTeX and formulas (keeps only words) [command line tool]

Wolfpack

Excel Add-In: wolfpack-2024-08-15.xlam which converts matrices/vectors to Matlab, MathProg and LaTeX format. It includes the Excel2LaTeX Add-In.
Wolfpack ribbon

You can activate this Add-In in Excel >> File >> Options (at bottom left) >> Add-Ins >> Go... >> Browse: wolfpack-2024-08-15.xlam

Images

Gimp - manipulate and create images.
Inkscape - especially good for SVG images.
ImageMagick - great for conversions (see also Online version)
LibreOffice Draw - includes impressive image conversions (even for emf to eps)
Dan's Tools - convert image files.
Converseen - batch converter (includes emf)

Several images can be converted with ImageMagick using: mogrify -format eps3 *.png with ren *.eps3 *.eps, or mogrify -quality 100 -format eps *.jpg or convert fig.png eps3:fig.eps or mogrify -quality 100 -format png *.emf. The generation of eps files can be challenging. For instance, conversion from emf to eps. LibreOffice Draw works best "out of the box".

Wordclouds

Wordclouds - count number of words in text and display them with respective font sizes.

Colourful WordCloud (various angles): jasondavies
Same colour (straight): tagcrowd