Request Apps

there is a new release of Zotero as a standalone app. Can this be packaged as a portableapp? Particularly, can the Linux and Windows executables be co-located in the same directory structure to allow cross OS use?

see http://www.zotero.org/support/3.0

I'd somehow downloaded and made GVNotifier run portably by following the instructions on GVNotifier: Dave Amenta.com. However, lately it won't successfully log me in so I've been looking for alternatives.

Has anyone with PA.com built similar PA software; i.e. direct text messaging via a Google Voice IM client??

If so ... can someone point me in the right direction because I can no longer figure out how to make GVNotifier run portably, nor will it log me in successfully.

Thanks!

Is it possible?

Sandboxie is a nifty program I've heard of, but never found a porttable version sooo yeaah. If you do find one send me a link btw thanks

Can someone make a portable version of Quick Access Bar? Here's the website:

http://quickaccessbar.com/

It was reviewed on GHacks and after trying it out for a few days, I simply loved it. I'm an UNI student so would love it if someone can make this portable, since as you've probably guessed by the fact that i'm here, most of my apps are portable because you can't install apps on UNI computers. I can also use this on the computers at my work as well.

Here is the link (http://puttycm.free.fr/cms/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&la...) to the site. Note that there is a requirement for - .NET 2.0 required (I'm not sure if this is a deal breaker).

This is a good combo for users who also have putty as a portable app.

Can you guys make a portable version of Roblox?

http://www.roblox.com/

Can you make portable app

for this application?

http://swiftkit.net/

PROGRAM Auto Gordian Knot

LICENSE Freeware

WEBSITE http://www.autogk.me.uk/index.php

Could anyone make this portable please.

There is a portable version on the net but it is Thinstall so probably illegal.

I'm a scholar and we make use of IE8 which is provided for everybody.
What not only I but surely others in a relative situation may find useful is a portable web browser that has the ability to (not really sure what the correct terms are):

- Bypass (?) the security settings and/or programs set by the higher authority to block blacklisted websites such as Facebook, YouTube, etc.

Would like feedback soon, thanks!