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I wonder if anyone has created a Portable HTTrack Website Copier?

Thanks

I did search before posting, but was very confused with what I read.
I found this topic ( https://portableapps.com/node/1936#comment-8573 ) and am not sure what was being said there (I'm pretty sure it's not all english)

If this is still allowed, I'd like to request a portable seamonkey (english) be made. It's my browser of choice and I prefer it over firefox.

This tool, which is used to interface with the Subversion system would be nice to have as a portable app:
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/

I'm not aware of anything out there that is portable.
I was at work today and I needed to bulk rename rather a lot of files it would have been VERY handy to have had a small (portable) app to do that.

I just found out about Firefox 3.0 on http://googlesystem.blogspot.com, and was wondering how to make it portable.
Download from http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest-trunk/

http://www.activebasic.com is a free BASIC lagaguge develope enviroment like vb. however it is in Japanese and the compiler runs on japanese windows only. is there a way to make it portable by reading the windows region info from local ini file, so it can run on windows in other language? thanx.
you can get a copy of ab at here

Do you think it would be possible to make a portable launcher for SimpleOCR (http://www.simpleocr.com/), the only free OCR program I know of?
However, it is not open source, so you will need some kind of "create keys, launch, wait until close, then delete keys" thing...

Hi all,

I'm using a window version of Xara, which is a vector drawing program. They recently released a linux open source version call Xara LX. See website: http://www.xaralx.org . I was wondering if there was any way to make this a portable app but for window users? I tried using EVE and Inkscape for drawing and feel that Xara was easier to use.

Thank You.

Paul Chong

I'm looking for suggestions for a good, portable Weblog Client.

Thank you.

It's great that there is the possibility to use the bundle Thunderbird with gnugpg and enigmail portable. But if you want to use gnupg with some other programs, e.g. psi, you need a keymanager, too. So you can use winpt, but you have to install.

I think it would be good to have standalone gnupg and standalone winpt, or a bundle with standalone gnupg and winpt.

There exists the bundle "GnuPG basics" with gnupg and winpt, but it's not portable: http://people.freenet.de/rose-indorf/

It's possible for you to do that - and, of course, are you interested?

Regards,
Teuchtlurm (sorry fo