General Discussion

I am new to this site and not sure the lay of the land, so I will apologize now....
I have created a new program that will answer windows dialog and message box prompts
depending on the title in the box. The program is already portable and is a command line program
that runs as a background process....I initially created it for an annoying error message that came up every 30 seconds
on one of my old discontinued programs I use and have since found many other uses for it...eg: nag screens, "save as" prompts etc...

I thought about posting this under "Request Apps", but after looking at the guidelines, I figured I should first ask if it would even be possible to make the Chrome remote desktop client portable before I make a request for it.

Except donating money, is there some other way to speed up the updates to outdated apps? Maybe there are some templates/already approved procedures which would help to build PortableApps like for example OBS..

Is any one tell me the website name to download all the softwares free?

is it possible to add the Portable Apps tool into a WinPE environment?

There are many apps for using one's Android phone as a remote control for desktop VLC.

However, from my research, they expect a regular install of VLC, not a portable install.

Have you figured out how to control "desktop portable VLC" via your phone?

(Worst case scenario, I'll go with using a "remote desktop" app to get my PC's screen on my phone [with a cursor], and use that).

Hi,

Can this be done, so applications can be opened in sequence, without the menu going into the background, please.

Regards

New member here...question about using PortableApps.com

Plan on launching a new subscription web service soon that will use OBS Studio software loaded with customized content. Looking for an easy way to distribute that customized package. Is it possible to build the custom OBS package and add it to your menu of available software? This system will be of interest to people all over the world, especially North America, Europe, and Japan. After some time, there will also be updates to the package that would need to be distributed.

I have many programs which I've installed with the official Portable version of theirs, since there's not a PortableApps version. That's fine, but is there a way for me to know which of my programs are from PortableApps and which aren't?

I need to install new fonts and use them in MS Word or Publisher on my company's computer. However, I don't have admin privileges, so I have been looking for a method to do so.

I know I can install fonts on Windows 7 without admin privileges, by installing PortableApps.

However, due to security measures taken at my company, I can't install the application: non authorized .exe files are disabled for the users and the PortableApps website is banned. Moreover, I'm not allowed to plug USB keys on my computer...