General Discussion

Hello,

im recently looking into pocket PC's, and id like to be able to use GIMP and Inkscape and such on it if at all possible, though i realize the small screen might make it intersting to use, so wondering if these happen to work on pocket pc's as that would be really nice... if not, know of versions of these apps that do or is that possible?

thanks - jason

How about releasing PortableFileZilla 2.2.29

I had the old version of firefox 1.5 which I liked. My sister came
over and desided my computer needed updating. My computer has not worked right since, my bookmarks are all gone I can't get into my e-mail. This computer is shared. I now have the Portable version loaded just so I can have something close to what I had before, but I have to do back flips to get into it. How can I get my old version back. And yes I have tried to do a computer restore for a back date but somehow it seems to have taken that abality away from me also. My computer has been possesed since the download version of the 2.0.

I wanna run this from my usb. Is there anyway that it can run any executable?

First excuse my bad english, I'm a schoolboy from germany.

I have found a way to make firefox 2.0R3 to the oficial firefox 2.0 without having any problems!!

Download the real Firefox 2.0 Application from the official Firefox site:

1. Download

2. Install the Downloaded copy of Firefox 2.0!

3. Copy all the files of the folder "/Programs/Mozilla Firefox"!!

4. Select the folder within the portable version of Firefox an past the copied files in the folder "/App/firefox"

5. Now you have got an up-to-date version of firefox 2.0 Portable

I don't know if this has been allready mentioned, and I don't want to be a "know-it-all", but in my opinion, if my method is working, you shouldn't waste your time in develope a better version! Take this and concnetrate on other aps!

hi.
let me introduce to you rainlendar - a lightweight calendar application, and you get the portable installation right from its homepage rainlendar.net

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/folderredirector.htm
^^^pretty cool app to redirect system folders

What apps do you run via Lapwing? I'd love to see a comprehensive list of applications that are known to work via Lapwing.

I know everyone here has a plethora of apps that were made portable, but there are loads of programs that weren't designed to be run off a flash drive that can and do. It'd be nice to get a list of such programs going, i know of a few, but definitly not all of them.

The one that I can't live without:
Bloodshed Dev C++ 5.0b - C++ IDE
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

........... I want to lern NSIS, how can you learn it? Along with that I need to learn BASIC and HTML coding...... But NSIS most of all.