Request Apps

I have tried Roboform and Signup Shield,both U3 versions.

I need more than the free 10 logins that they offer.

I like the interface on both.

I have looked at other password managers but the others I have run into are more
secure storage and/or copy and paste. Too many steps for me. I use a computer because I and a typical American. I am lazy.

I am using FF for some of my passwords, but I would like to keep that info more secure.

Any user friendly, open source Password Managers that you know of?

The http://playchess.com software is a very good chess program interface that I use at home, but I would like to use at other places where I cannot install just any kind of software. Actually, I use Fritz 9 software (http://tinyurl.com/gz5ev), which is the flagship program for http://chessbase.com.

I've seen requests for a portable C++ comiler and saw the thread about Bloodshed Dev and how the problem with it is that it is so HUGE...

Well this isn't a C++ compiler but it does do C. It is also tiny as one might guess by it's name (it will fit on a floppy disk!). It was made for Posix platforms but has recently been ported to Windows using the MinGW includes.

The main page for TinyCC it is here.
And the original port to Windows, TinyCC-PE, can be found in this mailing list thread.

Looking for a free calculator with paper tape function and the ability to display fixed # of decimal points.

ESBCalc http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbcalc.htm is close but insists on using 2 lines for each operation and doesn't do hex/octal/binary.

Moffsoft Freecalc has a better paper tape but doesn't do fixed decimal places nor hex/octal/binary.

to somehow make once for all install on not a system drive, that will allow me to run this without installing it every time when i ghosting my system ?

I need portable Flock. Thanks

I would like to request or be pointed to a portable CAD program. Need to be able to read and write .dxf and .dwg.

Thanks

I just uploaded Portable Dev-Cpp to PortaSoft
Please download it!

I don't know if it uploaded correctly to PortaSoft so it may not be on there, but I'm trying. Its just that school's computers SUCK!

I'm setting this up as a tangent to the uniform server ( a great portable wamp server for PHP) thread

Check out the Ruby portable install at
http://instantrails.rubyforge.org/wiki/wiki.pl

Its really nice - lots of links to tutorials and stuff.

But is there a decent portable My-Sql admin tool? I utterly hate doing sql on a (portable)web app - it just doesn't work!

I have been wondering about this for some time. Is there a program out there that would let you add meta information to a file/folder so that you could browse files according to content instead of a directory structure?
The idea is that you could add notes and info to a file and be able to search a database of all your files according to date modified, notes or whatever.