Which is better Autoit or AutoHotkey?
They are both the same but which is easier to learn and more powerful?
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They are both the same but which is easier to learn and more powerful?
hi:
why not get skype??
I use several Linux computers and therefore require a portable Thunderbird but also portable Firefox for Linux. Thus I wrote two simple scripts to create a portable Thunderbird and a portable Firefox.
Please download the latest version from the following project page https://wiki.privacyfoundation.de/PortableLinuxApps
This is download-thunderbird-portable.sh
#!/bin/sh # Configure the following variables according to your requirements version="2.0.0.17" # usually most recent version language="en-US" # e.g. "de" or "en-US"
I recently have been unable to open documents using the 'open with ...' in the context menu of Windows (XP) and searching to my portable apps (eg pdf with Sumatra). I have not done anything different. This behavior occurs on both my work machine and my home one (where I have administrator rights). It seems to have coincided with the recent windows patches from Microsoft, but I do not know if there is a connection.
I have all my portableapps, e.g Thunderbird, Firefox etc, on an USB stick.
The only problem I have is that if anyone gets a hold off my USB stick, then they can login to my email account and see all my personal bookmarks etc.
Is there a portableapp that encrypts the whole USB stick?
Tried to download aMSN, but it's broken and won't allow download.
Please fix, thanks.
hi,
i'm curious, i wonder how much space that would require to install ALL of the application from the applications page.
Hello all,
First time poster and PortableApps rocks!!!
I noticed that a new portable app was made available today called WinWGet. I have never seen or heard of this program before. I understand that this program is a download manager. Currently I use the Firefox extension called DownThemAll. My question is, which download manager is better? Would WinWGet be worth making the switch to or am I better off sticking with DownThemAll?
Thanks in advance for your input.
In the tracker there is an odd display in "Replies" column :
https://portableapps.com/tracker
"1.0037
1.0037 new"
Upgrade cause ?
Tim
I'd like to get clarified what IRC rooms we have and what they're for. One person says one thing. One says another. Let's get it straight.
Please use this topic to discuss it.