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There are serveral open source tools for file wping. A good list is here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_wiping. I don`t know which programm is reviewed as beeing secure. But to have a good one as portable would be nice.

I don`t know any open source tools for file undelete, but sometimes this could be helpful aswell.

request out there to any one who is willing to get the old windows game chips challange and make it portible. and i know that it is not an app so dont get on my back like you did witht e freespire forum, cuz this site also has games.

thank you for this useful tool! i use Notepad2 to edit my webpages on the fly and can be easily add to the portableapps folder. here is a link you might be interest with:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Text-editors/Notepad2.shtml

I would really like to see Crimson Editor converted to a portable app. Now the source code appears to be open source so if someone wants to give it a go.

http://www.crimsoneditor.com/

CoLinux is a way to run linux inside (!) windows.
No emulation such as vmware!
Therefore linux and all linux applications will run with fullspeed and without lag!

Some links....
- http://www.colinux.org/ (I guess it`s the basic project. Imho you need to be a little geek to get it running.
- http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/AndLinux (promising but still to complicated)
- http://sourceforge.net/projects/colonist/ (Aim`s to be run out of the box, I did not get it to work.)
- http://www.topologilinux.com/ (Most easy installer, I got it working including online connection.)

Is there an possibility to make the Jedit-prgram suitable for U3 drives?
it is an GNU license

i guess the subject says it all, doesnt it?

i don't no if this is possible, but could a portable version of the windows Command Prompt be made. Or of command.com

I need this because i'm generally using a school PC with seriously a seriously limited account, (CMD obviously disabled) and I need to run some batch files.

Even better would be a java prog dat somehow piggybacks off of CMD.exe or command.com because running java apps isn't disabled.

Thanks for the help and thumbs up to JTH
chris

Along with the Steam App, there should be a Counter-Stike/Half-Life2 App aswell, That would be awesome.

Is there a way to load Illustrator onto a flashdrive?

Is there a portable version available? Is there a plan for one? Or a clone that opens and saves files in editable .pdf?

My office is increasingly moving to telecommuting and guest office cubes loaded with standard software. That works well for most of my colleagues, but I am the only one running Illustrator.