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Hi,

I think that there should be a portable IRC client. I personally love Mirc because it has a very powerful scripting language and it is easy to create add-ons. I have already created my own "portable" version of Mirc that I use daily. It also has a relatively small footprint (about 3 MB). There is no installer necessary and I have configured a few options to keep the footprint as small as possible ( Such as disabling logging of chats, and prompting for location to save files to when downloading).

I have a question though about this. Mirc is shareware software. After 30 days it displays nagware to register but you can continue using it.That won't be a problem as far as this site is concerned is it ?

i just started using portable apps.. some of the apps like firefox and thunderbird have default setting changed(like no email address added to addressbook on mail send or no history for web addresses) to reduce number of writes to usb.

Can I have a portable app that I can use to sync files between computer and usb. So when I start working in office I run the sync app and all the usb data is copied to the computer. I use this portable apps from my computer so I dont need to reduce number of writes. When I am done I sync the folder to update any changed files to the usb. I take my usb home and do the same sequence. This way I reduce the number of writes. The app could have an option to delete files securily from the computer after sync( useful when working from a shared pc).

i use fruity loops all the time, and it would be awsome to have a portable version of Fruity loops 6 producers edition xxl if its out there, or a portable version of any edition i guess. just so that i can use it.

if it isnt out there, then i am also looking for info on how to make apps portable, a program was suggested to me but so far it hasnt worked as expected

let me know,

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Hi John, hi everyone,

if one uses xampp for development - as I do from the stick sometimes at customers PC's - certain software often is required.
Among these is ImagMagick, expecially with PHP development.
As for another often required software, JAVA, there are a lot of tips to make it portable but ImageMagick "on the stick" would be nice...

CU

Lensman 8)

I have about 30 DivX videos and over a thousand MP3s, WMAs, and M4As burned to some CD-Rs. I'm looking for a "library" system that would let me type in what I want to watch/listen to, and it tells me what CD it's on. I'm also looking for a portable media player with playlist support -- I'd love to use VLC, if it supports it; I've never really touched it. Would anyone have any ideas?

something you tell if it is a book, website, email, etc, author, copyright and it formats it for you. something like noodletools but in a exe form? is there such thing?

Is this App portable?
http://smallbasic.sourceforge.net/

If not: Can it be made portable?

The perfect portable software for encription would be TrueCrypt
www.truecrypt.org

http://www.hydrairc.com

What's HydraIRC?

What's Internet Relay Chat?

HydraIRC is an open-source IRC client with an attractive and easy to use interface. It supports DCC Chat and File transfers, Connecting to multiple servers, Dockable Floating Tabbed Windows, Autohiding Windows, DLL Plugins, Channel Monitoring, Message Logs, Event Viewer, Themes, Color schemes, Buddy groups, Audible and Visual Notifications , Reg-Exp Highlighting, Favorites and much more.

Note: HydraIRC is NOT a script, plugin or any other kind of add-on for mIRC. In fact it's got nothing to do with mIRC at all

It would be great if there was a PortableApp (similar to M$ Windows Automatic Update) that could be added to each drive to manage updates.

The refinement of portable applications is moving almost too quickly for techies to stay current. And once some of my friends & co-workers saw the advantage of using a thumb drive with a versatile suite of tools, they all wanted me to run off a drive copy for them. Now it is getting to be a hassle keeping them up on the most current (or most stable) software releases.

I'd really like to maintain several different suites of software. --- Office drones, web dev geeks, and Always-Connected addicts all have different needs. Some also need more idiot-proofing while others can handle being on the bleeding edge.