General Discussion

Is anyone aware of an app that acts like a bridge for a standard 32bit install? I want to install several high-end graphics suites to flash drive for portability.

What am I missing here? I would like to send a PM or email to another member of the forum in answer to a question he posted, but would like to give him a personal and private answer (solution) to his question.

Does this forum not support PMs or emails to other members.

If so, then what is the work around to accomplish this?

Thanks in advance for any helpful replies.

the last version can be download here,
http://soft.rubypdf.com/software/diffpdf

Added two items to CHANGES:

1.2.2

Tiny change in how command line arguments are handled. This should
make things work with both English and non-English locales on
Windows.

1.2.1

Minor improvement with focus control for Previous and Next buttons.

Hi,

On this page:

https://portableapps.com/news/new

It doesn't show the latest apps, ie for this month.

Any reason it's not complete?

I think it would be neat if the portable apps dock had the option for a alternate dock feature similar to the rocket dock dock, except customizable for the portable apps installed on your drive, and with all the features of the current dock.

Can you writeup a status update when you get a chance??
Even if its a still working thing the last posting is almost a month old.

BTW will there be a way to buy a bulk lot of PA.c drives??

Hi there. Am looking for a drive protector for my USB drives.
I enjoyed Launchpad from U3, which is no longer available even for newer Sandisk drives. When you inserted it, it prompted you for a password. I have tried SecureAccess. Too difficult to set up and in my opinion, it's cumbersome to work with a vault, etc.
Is there anything similar to LaunchPad from U3 available in a generic form for ANY thumb drive? Would love to hear your suggestions. Thanks.

Congrats all! PA.c just broke into the top 25 projects on SF.net! Keep it up John, Chris and everyone else!

Now, we can only sort the apps with A-Z, but this is not user-friendly since the way is too mess for me.

Is it possible to sort the apps by my self without adding 1,2,3 in front of the name of the apps?

Sometimes, there are some apps are in series or not in series, however, users may want to organize the apps in a folder like Windows' menu.

Then, is it possible to adopt folder in the menu?

For example, I want to set up a folder called Mozilla to store Firefox and Thunderbird. Or maybe I would like to put different notepads together.

Therefore, I think folder maybe useful about the menu.