@Neorame: Graphics Editor?
Hey Neorame, what program(s) do you use to make all your neat graphics?
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Hey Neorame, what program(s) do you use to make all your neat graphics?
I downloaded thunderbird portable and tried to install it on my usb with portableapps but it doesn't work. Tried it 2 different ways:
1) install new app menu in portableapps
2) clicked on thunderbird paf.exe file on my pc
Both did not work.
Also, tried to upgrade firefox to new version using same 2 ways above. Didn't work.
What is problem?
My version of the PortableApps menu has a load of "portable" applications, for example I have "Abiword Portable", "Clamwin Portable", "Firefox Portable", "GAIM Portable", "GNUcash Portable", "Inkscape Portable", "KompoZer Portable", "On-screen Keyboard Portable", "OpenOffice.org Calc Portable", "OpenOffice.org Writer Portable", "Scibus Portable", "Sudoko Portable", "Sunbird Portable", "Thunderbird Portable". That's an awful lot of "Portable"s. I'd like to remove that word.
I have a request: How about an option to launch an app after installing it?
How come whenever I run a program off my flashdrive with portable apps like firefox it saves it to the registry? How is it considered possible if it saves to registry?
but i sereously think we need a MANDITORY no-go apps list because no one seems to be reading the request apps requirements. we would have things like Microsoft Windows and Office as well as other apps like closed source apps.
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ok i know you have heard this before...
Hi,
I have a Portable Applicaton. Thing is, it is not an open source project. What are the requirements to distribute my potable application on this site? I am new to this group
Thanks,
biju
Ive been using portableapps for a while and I love this program. But, there is a great freeware portable app that gives you full system specs that no one has metioned before. It's called SysSpecs. It is located here: http://www.alexnolan.net/software/sysspec.htm
How come the site's displaying so weird? Everything for me is white with blue linkys. (Yes Patrick I spelled site right :P)