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lordmax
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Portable Keynote

HI

How about a note keeper like Keynote?
It's alredy portable if you copy it from the installation directory but I'm thinking at something more portable suite - like

Keynote is only for windows 'cause use a richedit dll and can save in rtf extension.
The best would be a note keep like keynote in the structure but that save in xml format or directly in odf format.

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search before posting. This topic has been mentioned many times before.
Quick-link: https://portableapps.com/node/2865#comment-13438
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Hi

Your comment is'n applicable.
Topic in your link say something completely different from my post.

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Yes, it is

Comment by cliffy:
I copied a normal install of Keynote onto my flash drive and have had no problem running it on any Windows machine I've encountered. The only hiccup is that it will try to open your last active file on start by default (can be disabled), which can be a problem if the drive letter of your flash drive changes from machine to machine. There's also a setting to not save window settings to the registry, which I believe is enabled by default.
Oh yeah. Keynote is freakin' awesome. Old, but so capable.
http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html

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