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Excellent! Did I say Excellent?
Trust me...this is the best desktop search program ever made, so far. It's light, it's simple, it's easy to understand AND it's VERY FAST! Give it a try. This IS an excellent program!

Already available from the program author at

http://www.indexyourfiles.com/home.html

PocketBlinds....: Possible Portable App. ?

PocketBlinds is the first free form skinning extension for Windows CE 3.x or later (PocketPC). PocketBlinds allows you to skin the title bar completely and add/position as many buttons as you can fit. Moreover, it is compatible with the WindowBlinds plug-in format allowing users to easily make their own title bar "gadgets" (MP3 players, stock tickers, memory meters, etc.). It's also free. http://www.stardock.com/products/pocketblinds/

Now, note thats for WinCE 3.x; but what if we got them to "expand" to our flashdrives?

someone should try to turn a compiler/interpreter into a portable app, i know you can do so for devcpp but what about pearl or python or maybe even assembler.

I travel alot and would like to see a portable version of paltalk messenger available as I use it frequently.

I did a search for a portable mp3 tag editor and came across the following topic created by evil baz https://portableapps.com/node/5299 - MP3/Tag Studio Portable 3.5 (Beta 18)

There's this program from makemusic called "Finale Notepad" which is the free version of the famous notation program FINALE and it's a very small simple program...

I wonder if it would be possible to get that as an portable app
(Just for the case that you have an musical idea you want to write down very quick)

Here's the program:
http://www.finalemusic.com/notepad/

As a musician this would be a great thing to have notation software portable...

Thanks for giving this opportunity here.

I think Notepad++ is the best text editor for programmer, especially for PHP programmer!

I am trying to use iTunes from my flash drive on my school computers. Whenever it tries to load it always says you must update to the most recent version of Quicktime to use iTunes. Since I cannot install software on the school computers, I was wondering if anyone can create a version of Quicktime that will run off a flash drive. It doesn't have to be completely portable meaning it can leave behind registry entries and such.

I think it could be great. To have a international system in a USB drive. Install just one font and a capable word processor. Japanese users could work on EVERY computer in Europe and we could read japanese pages in aur Firefox Portable. I'm very interested in japanese support as portable. Is it possible? Sorry for my bad English.

If anyone has the time, can you portablize this?

I'm aware it's not open source, so a launcher/compiler may be all I need. And there is very minimal registry settings so this could possibly be done in a jiffy!

Thanks again, guys and looking forward to someone working their magic on this.

BTW, download 5.0 since it's free and it's what I'm using for now.