Request Apps

Hello. NCH offers many typist assistance freeware/shareware programs. http://www.nch.com.au/scribe/index.html and one of these is the Express Scribe transcription program. I thought I located somewhere on the web a portable version of this but was working at a public lab and since have not located the filedownload

two apps i want

first: truecrypt (use it a lot and tired of having to install it on every computer)
second: a vnc client (not sure which)

Please add TrueCrypt to the Portable Apps List.
http://www.truecrypt.org/

I found it really useful and is not required to install does a great job, sometimes in external drives can encrypt a 3GB but in your own computer can be more.

hi

i think a good idea will be put on the apps the tor browser that let use the whole internet in nations where still blocked ( china myamar and co. )

http://www.torproject.org/download.html.en

This was last requested in 2006. (https://portableapps.com/node/2771)

Is there going to be a portable version?

Thanks.

would like to view media files on USB media. Media files should be viewable without installation and without reboot.
USB media may contain binaries for the required OSs

Any ideas, how to handle this?
comments?

Has anyone come up with Google Chrome Portable yet? I love this browser and would like to have it handy in my PortableApps device. LOL...

Souptoys is a small desktop toy which is a toyboy with many interactive toys within

Perfect for unwinding or getting back in touch with your child-ish side

PDF readers are all well and good. But what I'd really like to do is find a way to make booklets. This is something that requires a whole lot of "Imposing".

First you need a way to combine different pages into a single PDF file. Sometimes this requires resizing of one or more pages so they're uniform in size. Sometimes this requires cropping, and some times it requires "padding" the borders. Sometimes it requires scaling the whole page.

A workaround is to "print" the page to a virtual printer where you can specify the paper size, and then click "fit to page".

It seems to me there are dozens of ways it would be helpful if a portable app could make Macintosh HFS and HFS+ formatted disks readable on Windows.

Inasmuch as this one is open source, I assume it would be possible?
http://hem.bredband.net/catacombae/hfsx.html

In particular, it would be handy of some sort of disk cataloging software like Cathy were able to catalog the contents of Mac formatted diskettes and CDs.
http://www.mtg.sk/rva/