Beta Testing

Note: GnuCash Portable 2.2.4 is now in Pre-Release.

GnuCash Portable has been updated to GnuCash version 2.2.4. This release is a Development Test to iron out any bugs that may come about with the change to the new version of GnuCash. Note that the latest release, 2.2.4 Development Test 1, has been released as a full installer due to new GnuCash 2.2.4 binaries.

A pre-release of Toucan 1.2.1 is now up, it hopefully fixed all of these bugs:

1. Non silent in equilise-sync during console mode
2. Help file, make command line location clear
3. Equilise problem
4. Drive pvar
5. Folder exclusions in backup
6. Backup in zip mode, solid mode needs to be switched off.
7. Secure stalls
8. Restore failure
9. Restore needs overwrite
10. No encryption in incremental
11. Incremental backup with maximum compression
12. Overwrite backup jobs

Current version: 1.0.0.14

I wrote this because I miss having the 7-Zip context menu to quickly create archives while running portably. It supports just the ZIP and 7Z formats, but you can choose the compression level, whether to add or update files, and to use solid mode or not for 7z archives.

Configure your path to 7z.exe (the 7-Zip commandline utility) in the 7Zip.ini file. You can specify either a full or relative path. The relative path uses the drive letter the launcher resides on, so the rest of the path must be specified.

Does anyone know why Pnotes basically dissappeared a couple monthe ago?
I liked the App and I think he even did an update but noone packed it or something...

Or is it just sleeping till the more important stuff (hint*hint) gets out the door...?

22.12.: Update to Beta 2
*opt.Dict selection fixed (only the Dicts wich don't belong to the selected language will be deleted).

*old directories in the folder Other will be deleted too

Hello @all,

as promized here is the OOoP Option Pack as first BETA.
Please don't use it before You backup Your OOoP installation and data!
(It should work without problems but keep in mind, it is BETA).

At the moment it is for testing/developing only, but it should work with all
OOoP 2.3.1 Rev2 installations without problems.

The SWORD Project is an OpenSource Bible program that has many features, including panel view, devotionals, commentaries, and multiple Bible versions. (More Information)

Yes, yes, I know. Zach Thibeau made this awhile ago, but this one uses much less writing on the drive. It also has the latest version of the launcher. Please, let me know if there are any problems.

I've posted an updater for OpenOffice.org Portable 2.3.1 that updates the included launcher to fix a bug. The current launcher has a bug that causes it to overwrite the Common.xcu file on launch which is used to save personal settings (Undo levels, etc). Please test this fix out and post your findings.

Download OpenOffice.org Portable 2.3.1 Revision 2 Updater (Pre-Release)
(may take a few minutes to hit the download servers)

Merry Christmas Everybody!

I have just released a new version of Xenon. For those of you who are new to Xenon, it is a portable file manager with portable file associations so you can take open a file with say OpenOffice Portable on any computer.

Added Features

• Custom icon sets (toolbar)
• Custom home page
• Bookmarks

Feature enhancements: Sorting works better

I saw a number of topics on the App Request board requesting LimeWire portable, so here it is. Obviously, it won't run properly on a computer without the JRE installed, because LimeWire is coded entirely in Java. It uses the PortableApps directory structure. The launcher is made in AutoIt3 instead of NSIS, because I just plain like it better. You MUST read readme.txt in the LimeWirePortable directory, because this download doesn't include LimeWire (I wanted to include LimeWire Pro users without breaking any laws.) The readme file will explain what to do.

I've posted a quick test of the launcher and installer being built using Simplified Chinese for folks to test. It's the first test of a non-ASCII build and I want to ensure the character encodings are set properly. As NSIS is non-Unicode, the installer and launcher's text will only show up correctly if you're using Windows configured to the correct locale. For other users, it will show up as random-looking characters.

If some of our Simplified Chinese users could give this a try and report your results, it would be much appreciated.