Other Apps Support (Deprecated)

The mute/unmute button for Jooleem is counter-intuitive. I would normally think the the speaker icon (without the cross-out line) would indicate that the speaker is on and when the cross-out line is present that the speaker is off. The program reacts just the opposite. This is also contrary to the Windows mute/unmute icon.

No big deal, really, but if it can be changed in a later release, it would be nice.

winMd5Sum's "Download Details" says "System Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/Vista" but on my Win98SE system the program will not run.

I installed winMd5Sum on my USB drive but program exits as soon as I try to start it on my Win98SE system - nothing appears.

If I plug my USB drive into my Vista PC the program works OK.

I'm currently using Launchy (The Firefox Add-on) and it just stoped detecting Thunderbird Portable and I don't understand why. It detected everything else. :o I wrote the XML file correctly:Look on Google Docs, I couldn't get it to display properly here. It kept deleting the tags.

I am trying to install Java portablizer. It does not seem to work.
I download the .paf file, install it with the PApps menu, and let it run. Once the process gets to 0 seconds remaining the copy window seems to block, but the install window says that it has finished. There is a new Java Portablizer folder in the PortableApps folder, but no Common Files folder. Any idea where I slipped up?

I was wonder if there is a setting for when i make a music Cd that it will keep the name of the music file and not just change the name to track 1, 2, 3, etc...?

I can't get infrarecorder to work in VISTA. I get "scanning SCSI/IDE bus" but get no further. Assistance would be appreciated.

The new PokerTh Portable settings aren't saved at all, they are the same after each start. I could however edit the settings.xml file myself and it worked.
I've tried on both XP Professional SP2 and Vista Ultimate.
Does anyone have the same problem, or is it just me?

When it deletes the temp folder upon close, does it use a secure delete, or does it just do a normal delete that can be restored with a file undelete program?

I've recently been using Task Coach Portable. It's an awesome program, very powerful, but it is missing a key feature all portable apps should have: relative paths. Every time the programs starts, it opens the file it was last working on. I keep this file, tasks.tsk, in the \Documents folder of my portable drive. However, every time I change workstations, the drive letter of the device changes and Task Coach cannot open it, so I have to open it manually, which is a big time consumer. Any chances this could be fixed?

I wanted to burn a mini CD but selecting a small iso then ok didnt light up. How can I switch to the normal GUI and not the wizard?