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There is a manual installation mode which lets the user place component files, and the manual uninstallation info instructs the user to remove a few specific files plus a single registry entry. Does this make it a candidate for becoming an official portable app?

Hi, I always appreciated the portable application approach (and your high quality portable software repository).
I recently developed PeaZip (now at it's 1.1 release), a file archiver and compressor (featuring also file split and two factor authentication encryption) that is basically a portable, autocontained application having all it needs (executables, configuration files etc) in the program's folder.
"PeaZip1.1_Win32.zip" doesn't need installation, you just need to extract and start using it; you can move it and run it from the path you prefer, i.e. form a removable media, a network path or even a CD/DVD rom, however a writeable path is recommended in order to allow updating of persistent randomness collector and configuration files.

Sorry,
it's possible to generate a new category to add the programs.
Example: music - > winamp (and below) - > audacity
downloader - > flashGet winamp (and below) - > utorrent
and don't have all programs in the same window...

thanks so much

It would be great if you could port gpg + a gui for it + enigmail for thunderbird (to be used with portable gpg)...

That way, all I need to do to send encrypted files to not-so-savvy comp users is to provide them with a link to unzip...

thanks

is there a way to make YPops portable?

http://www.ypopsemail.com/

I wonder if they will make a linux portable

I keep deleting my files by accident and I am always making backups but it is getting quite tedious. Is there a portable application such as UnDelete or something similar that restores deleted files.

http://officerecovery.com/freeundelete/

I'm missing a synchronization tool with outlook

Thinking that it should be portable... Need to have an a compression program on the go.

May not be possible, but having already lost( found it again,ah) an unprotected usb flash drive think this feature would be great.