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Hi,

this topic has been discussed before and always seemed to run into a dead end.

Thunderbird allows the encryption of account-login-name and password.

All other info is still available unencrypted in the files in the folder profile. This includes my email-addresses and mail-providers, address book and at least some of the mail-headers and subjects in the folders.

The latter can be resolved by (securely) deleting all the mailboxes (*.msf) or better still the folders .../ImapMail and .../Mail after shutting down thunderbird. These folders are then recreated once thunderbird is started again.

I have seen posts in the past referring to Adobe Photoshop for portiable app. I have seen it done for InDesign CS. But I have yet to see any information on Adobe Illustrator CS2. To me, having that program would be a huge advantage.

Has anyone attempted it? Or have any knowledge how that might be possible?

i was looking for an application to make AOL(i know really bad isp, but i have alot of friends on there)Portable. I know you could possibly format the thumb drive making it a mini hd in a way, but i was looking at an easier way out of formating it. What im looking for is someone or people to make the new AOL portable so that i may access it via thumb drive rather than installing it on the host computer, and having to move all the program files associated with AOL to the thumb drive. Which if you are like me, you dont know everything to move to the thumb drive. Making the program worthless and frusturating for the person trying to do it on their own.

Hey guys

Im an admin at school and i would like some kind of program which lets u share files, chat... to other network users. Is there any portable app which lets me do this?? BTW i have an admn user.

10x
MD

Like a lot of people, I use TrueCrypt on my USB drive. Even though it's not strictly portable it works for me. For backing up my USB drive I use SyncBack which uses file dates to determine which files have changed. I assumed that every time I used the TC encrypted drive that the timestamp of the container file would change and, therefore, be backed up.

Yesterday I needed to restore my container file from the backup. It turns out that TC by default does not update the timestamp when the volume is unmounted. It's part of plausible deniability. Therefore, my backup process had not backed up the container file since I first created it.

I was looking around the other day at the Freedom Scientific site and saw that they have JAWS 7.0 for USB Thumb Drives... Thought that might be a valuable offering on the site. For either visually impaired users or for application developers trying to make their applications more accessible. Here is the URL: http://www.freedomscientific.com/fs_downloads/jaws.asp

It is freeware windows image sw that do morph of two images into a sequence and than save/export it as .swf/.gif/.avi (or more formats, not sure of). Very useful application for anyone who like this kind of stuff - flash webdesigners like me (for example)...LOL

Link:
http://www.debugmode.com/winmorph/

regards

bublible

DebugMode Wax is freeware application similiar to Sony VEGAS or Microsoft MovieMaker. It'd be greate to have such a sw portable...I would accept reg entry if it would run from current directory without installing, for example extracted to USB

I did my own try and I cuold run the application although it shows some error screen on startup like this: "Unable to load any file handler! Corrupt installation?". All was fine but it crashes as I try to make new project...:-)))

So I guess some "regserver" routine (or what) will be neede but it is beyond my actual knowledge...it's up tu you portable-guys.

Portable CCleaner

Gizmo is a free software for calling computers or phones from a computer (as Skype).
What is usefull in Gizmo is that you can configure a SIP account, and so use for example the freebox SIP account from any computer (just requiring an internet connection)... That's why it would be so usefull to have it portable...

For more informations, the website is : http://www.gizmoproject.com/