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Sonic Visualiser

Program: Sonic Visualiser

License: GNU GPL (v2 or later). See here.

PDF manipulation apps - PDFRider and PDFrizator

Although PDFTK Builder is not bad, its biggest problem is that it doesn't have PDF preview.

After a very long search, I was able to find the following two free applications that have PDF preview and can do basic PDF manipulation (delete, rotate, rearrange, etc):

PDFRider:
http://pdfrider.codeplex.com/

PDFrizator:
http://www.rttsoftware.com/pdfrizator.html

PDFrizator has a portable option. Not sure about PDFrider's portability but I think it should also work.

Maybe it's a good idea to add these two to the Portable Apps list as long as the authors approve.

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Remote Process Explorer

Program: Remote Process Explorer

Website: http://lizardsystems.com/remote-process-explorer/

License: Freeware (For Personal Use)

Description: With Remote Process Explorer, you will be able to get the list of processes and will also be in a position to manage them. On a local or remote computer, users can kill a process, run a new one or change the priority of a process.

ManagePC

Program: ManagePC

Website: http://managepc.net/ (SourceForge)

License: Public Domain

Description: ManagePC is a tool for remotely administering & controlling Windows machines in an Active Directory environment. It retrieves data on the hardware and software, lets you control currently running services, process and installed software and much more.

Fritzing

Program: Fritzing

License: "GNU GPL v3 on the code and CreativeCommons:BY-SA on the rest"

Description: "Fritzing is an open-source hardware initiative to support designers, artists, researchers and hobbyists to work creatively with interactive electronics. We are creating a software tool, a community website and services in the spirit of Processing and Arduino, fostering an ecosystem that allows users to document their prototypes, share them with others, teach electronics in a classroom, and layout and manufacture professional pcbs."

Website: www.fritzing.org

Adobe Flash Player from Chrome

Hi,

I have read the topics about Adobe Flash Player Portable on this forums. From Adobe's official site we can download two different executables: Flash for IE and Flash for other browsers.

As I understand, except IE, all browsers reads the Flash Player from same directory. I mean they are using the same Flash Player. Chrome Portable comes with Flash Player. That means if Firefox Portable can read these files, Firefox will be able to use Flash Player too (as portable). But because Firefox and Chrome are portable, Firefox can not find Chrome Portable's Flash files.