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http://www.blender.org/development/release-logs/blender-256-beta/
there have been many Changes - If you're used to the old Blenders, Blender 2.5 may seem quite different at first.
Many tutorials are in Blender 2.5. and it would be easier to follow them having the new interface

This app is so helpful for study. You can sort search results by "number of hits". You can search for results by specifying how close words are to each other. Its better than google! Search all indexes or search them separately. For those with thousands of documents this allows you to find anything on your hard drive super fast.

Portable would be awesome.

program: glass2k

license: unsure

description: makes any window transparent gradially by ten percent increments, runs on 2000/xp, and it works on my vista, except starting upwith windows

website: http://chime.tv/products/glass2k.shtml

Novel Writing Assistant (Version 1.7)
Available for Linux and Windows!

Kabikaboo is a tree-based note pad, designed to help you plan a book or complex project.

- Note Tree: infinitely customizable; you create all categories and subcategories.
- Edit Nodes: a simple node that you can write text inside of.
- View Nodes: recursively see any section of your tree, as if it were one document.
- Tabbed Notebook: keep as many nodes open as you want.
- Bookmarks: help you jump back to your favorite/important nodes.
- Visits: three different automatic lists of visited nodes.

I know this has been said before, but I haven't heard anything in a while. Dropbox is suppose to get ride of the need for flash drives, but my work PC will not let me install Dropbox, so a portable app would be great! The Dropbox API has been out for a while.

I use Evernote everyday, but the Web App just does not compare.

What I would like to see are portable versions of both Amazon's Kindle for PC and B&N's Nook for PC applications. Those would come in handy as if we had a way to take the apps with us perhaps we wouldn't be trying so hard to break the DRM encryption on our ebooks....LOL!

Hi,

I always wondered why the stuff from Piriform still isn't packed as a portable app.

On the builds page of every program you can find a portable edition especially for removable drives. The only thing which needs to be done is simply set all files like all portable apps and create an installer. That's it. I don't have enough knowledge of NSIS for creating the stuff, so I cannot make it...

regards

nodrugs15

Program: Dexpot
License: Freeware

Description:
From Dexpot website:

Dexpot 1.5 turns your monitor into up to 20. Dexpot creates additional workspaces you can quickly switch between. Take, for example, Desktop 1 to listen to your favourite music, surf the web on Desktop 2, use Desktop 3 to handle your daily word processing or switch to Desktop 4 for a game of Solitaire.

Dexpot is not available in PortableApps.com Format.

Program: Hot Spot Studio
License: Freeware

Description:
From Hot Spot Studio website:

This fun little freeware toy lets you create stunning looking images. Place your "spotlights" on the work canvas and let the program render the lights using its advanced lightning formulas. You'll be surprised at how much fun it is to play with!

Hot Spot Studio is not available in PortableApps.com Format.