Beta Testing

I was lookin around and stumbled upon this page, can any one tell me if its true?

Windows Flash

Let me know what you guys think.

[Moderator RM: Fixed your link]

I'm still kinda new to programming, but this is a program I've been playing around with for a while and I almost got all the bugs out. It is designed to kill the first process of P.A.M., Install a new theme, and then open a new process! I think this is what a lot of people want, but it is still in the early beta stage.

If you want your themes to be included post them in NSIS format (zip2exe works for sure).

Things left to finalize:

Closing the first process of P.A.M. (the kill process script is included, but doesn't compile into my program)

NOTE: This app will not be officially released as it doesn't work on Windows Vista (and probably later systems). Please use the officially-released WinWGet Portable instead:
https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/winwget_portable

I've just posted a pre-release of WackGet Portable. WackGet is a simple download manager that maintains a list of files to download and downloads them in order. MillWeed, the group that originally created this, has disappeared, but another open source group released a new version that fixed the only major outstanding bug (downloading large files failing).

Final version released. Topic locked.
https://portableapps.com/apps/development/xampp

Since there was some interest in my quick XAMPP Launcher Test, I've decided to improve it and post it on the XAMPP page here. As part of that, I've enhanced it to support multiple install locations and packaged it in a PortableApps.com Installer. It will now support the following install locations and search them in this order:

X:\XAMPP
X:\XAMPPLite
..\App\XAMPP (relative to the launcher)

This is just PeaZip Portable packaged with a PortableAppsInstaller.
PeaZip Portable is an nice, opensource archiving tool based on 7-Zip, also it is transparent and supports lots of formats. And did I mention it is small?

Link: https://downloads.sourceforge.net/armogohmasuites/PeaZipPortable-1.8-r1....

I've posted a test release of ZSNES Portable. ZSNES is the best SNES/Super Famicom emulator out there and the portable version is configured to automatically support ROMs, game saves, etc within its own directory. Settings, game saves, etc are kept in the Data directory (for easy backup) and ROMs and graphics are kept in the App directory. You can just take your existing SNES ROMs and drop them into ZSNESPortable\App\roms and they'll work. The launcher sets up the proper paths for ZSNES on each launch.

Im still working on it but here is an early pic of the beta
http://bobdog.741.com/menu1.htm
a download link will be provided soon
p.s. sry bout all the ads.
and im open 4 sugesstions on how i could improove it

Okay I made a Pre-release of my suite's Ultimate Edition.

Here's what's new:

Packaged with a PortableApps Installer!-When you install be sure to redirect it directly to the PortableApps folder (not a subfolder within the PortableApps folder)
Added lots of new games! (Yipee!)
Added ConveyPortable

TODO:

Improve PortableAppsInstaller- Make it so it does not install the suite in a seperate folder within the PortableApps folder.
Finish the Support App (Sumatra PDF+AutoIT Script made to launch a PDF containing actual and useful support and help)!

So, I can't use the PortableApps.com Installer for TTCalc Portable since TTCalc is under the BSD License?

John, you told me how Creative Commons and GPL don't mix, is it the same thing with BSD and GPL, and even if not, you're only allowing it to be used for GPL'd apps, unless distributed with you? I think that's what I understand.

I don't get it, why? TTCalc is still open-source, you wrote the PortableApps.com Installer, why can't is be used for more than GPL? I don't get it...

I was looking around for a simple and portable text outliner, but didn't find anything that fitted my needs. I found MemPad, self-containing and small, but when started from PAM it writes it's *.ini anywhere in PAM's folder, but not in it's app folder. So I created a little portable launcher, based on Portable application template version 2.1 created by Karl Loncarek.
If anybody is interested in testing it, download it here.