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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.

Hello to all. I do not know if ago well when placing the message here, I hope that they know to excuse if and committed an error. What I wanted to raise is an application that serves to synchronize the data with respect to the PC, so that?

Look for an application that will automatically sync up a desinated folder on a pc and download these files to a folder within the thumbdrive running portable apps.

What I like is to have a user plug in thumb drive run this program that will go out a predetermined drive on desktop and download most current files to the thumbdrive automatically.

Any help be great.

I think the category list should be updated and a few apps shuffled.

SpeedCrunch seems more Education- than Office-related.

The Internet category is a bit catch-all. I don't think Nvu/KompoZer need to be in the Internet category (development is just fine). Thunderbird doesn't need to be there either. It can stay in the office category or perhaps be grouped with Pidgin and Miranda into a new Messaging category (along with the Lightning Thunderbird extension).

Hi, this is not a question about running PortableApps in Linux.

The main question is the following: I'll maybe switch to a laptop with Linux, from what I read in some applications (Thunderbird, Firefox) it's only a question to copy a certain folder to the application structure so that the application can become portable. So, if I understand correctly, it does not matter if the folder is copied from Windows or Linux and so on. Is that right?

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knew how to set up my PA on my USB key so that whenever I plug in the USB key on any windows computer, it auto launches CoolPlayer. Is this possible? Any help is greatly appreciated

Ted

Hey John,
You have a typo in the support page about configuring Miranda. Step seven you have "if you don't see if" the second if should be "it". Also in the same step You say "double click on it's system tray", that "it's" should be a "its". ( In case you don't know, "It's" is a contraction meaning "it is" and "its" is the possessive pronoun.) Sorry I know I'm a bit of a grammar Nazi.