Request Apps

I don't know if this one was already mentioned but I didn't have time to go through the full list of requests.

SyncBack is a full featured, easy yet powerful backup and synchronization utility.

It's already completely free and quite small so integrating it as a portable app should be fairly easy.

For more info on syncback visit:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/Syncback.html

Does anyone remember the popular "SideKick" TSR program from the late 80's and early 90's? I used that program all of the time. The most valuable part of the program was the ability to journal with a time and date stamp to each new entry.

With the quick keyboard shortcut, it would pop-up my journal (just a simple TXT file) where I could record my telephone conversations, meetings, anything that I was working on. I was able to use it to refer back to past activities, etc.

I really wish there was an application available today that would allow me to do this. Anyone aware of one???

Could Task Coach please be updated

Thank you

I love the forum but I must admit that the red font color is very hard on the eyes

Hi i wan't some more anti virus programs like Bit Defender, Esafe ( Alladin ) and Symantec aendpoint or antivirus.

Thank you.

Daniel Ahlberg.

Video edit magic would be a good protable app. I use that alot, and some coputers don't like installing it, I don't know why.

OpenLaszlo is an open source alternative to Adobe Flash. It does the same things as Adobe Flash does such as animations.

I'm with notepad++ to emulate the java syntax where don't have any java compiler... but i can't know if it's right...

i need to compile and execute my programs outside my house...

if you can make it portable i will thank you to all the eternity ^^

thanks

Program: Stepmania 3.9 Final, 3.9+ (currently being developed), 4.0 CVS/SVN (again, in development)

License: Open Source, Creative Commons

Description: Dance Dance Revolution simulator, playable with both a dance pad or keyboard.

Website: http://www.stepmania.com/

I'm sorry if this seems a little redundant, but I have been using Kompozer for a while and it still has a few bugs that I can't get around. For example, it expects ALL pages to have a "title". CSS pages don't have titles. Also, the CSS tool is crap. I know that on Linux, I had a good time with Bluefish, but I can't run Linux at the library(not even a live distro) and my computer is down for the count with a fried power supply. Does anyone know how to compile Bluefish so that it will work on Windows and only write to it's own directory?