Blogs

Avec la nouvelle version beta de PortableAppsMenu, il est désormais possible d'afficher le menu de lancement en français: Voir cette page Il s'agit de copier quelques lignes de texte dans le bloc-note et de sauver ce fichier texte sous le nom test.locale dans le même dossier que PortableAppsMenu.

Jag är en 35 årig kille från Åtvidaberg som ska försöka hjälpa till med detta projekt.
Jag ska försöka att översätta till svenska så gott jag kan, kom gärna med förslag på hur jag ska göra eller ideer hur saker ka översättas så ska nog detta bli bra.

In this post, I will discuss Google's new product, an online spreadsheet.

Google Spreadsheets appears to be the ultimate in stand-alone portable spreadsheets. It is still in development (it is listed in the Labs section of Google's site), but it is quite stable and works well on each machine I have tested it on (including a Linux one). You can upload spreadsheets in .xls and .csv formats and edit them easily . These stay on your Google Account storage after you open them, so once uploaded from one computer, you can access them from any computer when you log into your account. Once done editing, you can save it to your Google account and then download it to a location of your choice as .xls or .csv. It preserves all formulas and works well with them. It is miles ahead of the other fonline spreadsheet, AjaxSpread. I would reccommend use of this to anyone.

I play-test Krugal and review it

Just a quick release notification; if you want details, check out the forum page.

Get 0.3 from SourceForge.net here. It's just been uploaded, and may not be downloadable yet, though.

~nm35

As you may know, I've released AutoINF 0.2. Find out about it at the forum thread or at PortaSoft. I've also merged my projects (KeyUTIL and AutoINF, possibly Registry Rocker) with Libertà, so downloads are at SourceForge.net now.

One serious problem I have here is that there are way too many places I have to update things:

• In a forum post on PortableApps.com
• In a forum post on PortaSoft
• In my blog (here)
• In my blog (on my personal space, though I'm debating removing it)
• As a download on PortaSoft
• As a news item on PortaSoft
• Project page update on PortableApps.com
• Project page update on PortaSoft
• Project page on my blog (not up yet, and I'm debating removing it)
• ... Not to mention actually uploading it to SF.net, correcting any links scattered around in previous posts, etc.

You get my point. Would anyone have any ideas?

~nm35

Just discovered: I found a new HTML trick!
Try this:
<!-- <script></script> --\> Viewed in Firefox but not IE-->
Oh Yeah!

Hello all...

As you've probably noticed, I haven't been posting in my blog very regularly. I've decided to make a few changes, so here they are: This blog will now be only for release/update notifications. I'm deciding on a blogging tool (probably NucleusCMS) to run on my space (nm35.portasoft.org); when I've set one up I'll be moving the "blog" part of things over there. (Opinions, neat links, tutorials...)

Now, for the app updates.

• AutoINF -- Autorun.INF generator.
• Registry Rocker -- Portable-App Generator, for apps using the Registry

More coming soon, I hope! I'm working on the KeyUTIL package, so if you have any ideas for USB drive utilities, shoot me an e-mail or post a comment.

~nm35

I have been looking at my USB stick lately, and noticed that Registry Rapper is running alot of the programs. So, taking a cue from nm35 and Portable Notepad2 I decided to create a template that can allow the creation of a portable program within a few minutes.

After much ado, QuickPort was born. QuickPort is an NSIS template that I used to create Portable WinHTTrack. Basically is a small launcher that use registry exports and imports for the users settings. It also has the ability to check for already installed version and ask the user which settings they want to use, the local machine settings or the their personal portable settings. It uses a custom message plugin I found on the NSIS website to create the choice popup box.

In this post, I will talk about a new campaign to destroy IE.

I'd like to start off by saying that I wholeheartedly agree with what these people are trying to do. IE is the bane of any internet user's existence and the malware you can get just by using it is tremendous. The premise behind the Explorer Destroyer campaign is to make money referring people to Firefox with Google Toolbar as per Google's bounty system. People can make one dollar for each they refer. Some of the plans that Explorer Destroyer has is as follows

Three settings: Gentle, Semi-serious, and Dead-serious