Beta Testing

I am running a version of skype that I have made portable - thanks to the many suggestions here and on the web. It works fine so far as I have tested it.

It contains no skype information (i.e. no proprietary info).

It is a file structure with a set of tools (.bat batch files) that can be run
from anywhere (i.e. from a shortcut, using pstart). And the file structure can
be placed anywhere, including the desktop (which as you know has spaces in the
file path which can confuse some of the simpler batch file attempts).

You install the commercial skype app. Then you run:

I have put together a toolkit for making portable applications. This is for people who don't like NSIS and perfer AutoIt. It includes a code template for a launcher and a compressor script to compress a directory.

Supported formats for compression

• EXE -- UPX
• HTML -- Absolute HTML Compressor
• ZIP -- 7-Zip
• PNG -- Optipng

To add your own compression format simply create a new batch file in the helpers directory.

To enable pngout support download pngout to a folder under helpers name pngout. Open png.bat and uncomment the line of code.

TTCalc Portable

This is mainly a bug fix release over Prerelease 1, so here's what you need to know.

• The way the mirror works was completely overhauled, should be faster and more efficient.
• The exclusions have been changed slightly, you need to put the leading dot in before file extensions
• You cannot add a blank exclusion, keeps it nice and tidy!
• Updated the manual
• I think that there was something else but I can't remeber at the moment

Convey Portable v0.98b Portable Send To Manager

I created this little app to run when I insert my USB Drive. It basically takes a subfolder of application shortcuts on your portable drive and adds them to the current computer's Send To folder. For instance, if you like opening pdf files with Portable Sumatra instead of the Acrobat that is installed on the computer you're plugged into, you can just right-click the pdf file and choose Send To > Sumatra PDF Portable.

Well people here it is! The much anticipated Toucan 1.0 Prerelease 1 is now available to download here. A quick summary of the features available is here.

Also please note that at this time it is not hosted by PortableApps.com so all give your thanks to Ryan for hosting it. Finally you cannot in place upgrade this over PUSS as there have been a number of changes to the structure and naming and files that makes it incompatible.

This is an idea off the internet that i tweaked a bit,
it will also work with any Live Linux Distribution
and, it saves your settings to it's internal memory, unlike
Linux live CD's that you boot directly.
Tell me what you think of the idea.

Hello John, @all
on the base of the last published installer version with the new Clamwin-Package I made a multilang-installer for all the multilang Apps like Clamwin, FileZilla, VLC and so on.

You will find it here.

I don't know if You working on it too John.
Feel free to use it for all Apps.

At the moment only the lang-strings for en and German are included.
Every language we want could we add soon if the Strings are avaiable.

Edit:
Okay, I am not handy with the high level languages used today. But the idea of a USB-based folder containing shortcuts that can be re-referenced along the lines of the Convey Send to links is still relevant.

ede,

Background and problem

Welcome, you stumbled upon the Armogohma Portable Application Suites.
If ye were wondering what they were they are a collection of mine and other's portable apps, (will be)packaged in the PortableApps Format, so think of the suites as sorta of an extension to the PortableApps Suites.

The best thing the PortableApp Installer, which downloads and installs apps to anywhere ye desire. Yes each suite has the PortableApp Installer.

Here ye go people:

Multimedia Edition: