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IcoFX - The Free Icon Editor
http://icofx.xhost.ro/index.html

I figured this need to be included on the website for access. It seems to already have a portable edition that is free.

IcoFX Portable
http://icofx.xhost.ro/files/icofxpe.zip

Hi,

Is it possible to create portable application for Download Accelerator Plus - free edition.

Regards,
Jay

Is it possible to make Amarok portable on a windows PC with just the MP3 decoder (not encoder due to legality reasons)?

http://amarok.kde.org/

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Edit: sorry i forgot to search for the similar topic. When KDE 4 comes out in 27 more days could amarok be ported to a portable version for a NT environment?

Thanks

im not sure of a program that could be converted for this but it is something that would be very useful for me if someone else could recommend one

I thought I would post some features I would like on the menu (I would have done them myself but I suck at programming):
1. A program that you install onto the computer and then it starts up PAM on insert in case if there is a computer that autorun is disabled.
2. A start button (I know it's been made before) that runs on vista, is draggable, and has an invsibility mode.
3. Perhaps the ability to have cascading menus to launch your document without Windows Explorer.
4. An on the fly encryption program (I know truecrypt, and I know it requires admin privileges, not found in libraries).

Please consider creating a "Portable" version of the slimftpd.

Name of the program: slimfptd 3.181
Website for the program: http://www.whitsoftdev.com/slimftpd/
Description: From the website:

SlimFTPd is a fully standards-compliant FTP server implementation with an advanced virtual file system. It is extremely small, but don't let its file size deceive you: SlimFTPd packs a lot of bang for the kilobyte. It is written in pure Win32 C++ and requires no messy installer.

Include all the apps available here in a mega portable apps suite. After downloading it the users can just choose what apps to unpack

I will be teaching an intro to computer class beginning in Jan. and I am going to be giving all the students thumb drives with portable apps, but one of the requests from the school was a personal finance software, that could be taught to the students (all the students are the parents of the kids at this school) and since tax time is rolling around, I thought it might be a good idea, but when I went looking around I could find no *simple* tool that could do several things.

Track expenses, allow them to build budgets, and see how saving money will benefit them in the long run.

there needs to be a portable cd burner program

Hey portable app gurus!

I really like yahoo messenger, particularly the video chat portion of it, but I know that is closed source and isn't an option.

I found this app out there that is currently free.

http://www.eyeballchat.com/