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Epi Info is a free statistical analysis software package from CDC. I'm not good at programming, so I'm wondering how easy/hard it would be to make it portable. A lot of us Epidemiologists use it out on the field to create and analyze surveys and other statistical information. Some of the computers we use are IT-locked, and the Epi Info version on them is ancient. Plus, we can't take the computers into the field, or home, etc...

If anyone can make it portable, or teach me how to do it, please let me know.

The linux idea is great, but it has been taking a long time. So i have been thing that a virtual machine would be great. Probably like the program virtual box or QEMU.

In my younger days, I had bought a fairly low in size (2gb) flash drive, and I was wondering if there is some utility that would allow me to connect to an online storage manager. In other words, I am looking for a portable utility that would allow me to "upgrade" my flash drive storage capacity via connection to my online storage.

For example, box.net can be mounted as a hard drive though WebDav using the Windows http://techie-buzz.com/technology-buzz/mount-box.net-account-in-windows-...

I've been searching for a portable folder-tweaking apps. I've used to use modified bat script by cavedeamon (thanks a lot, dude!) and additional coding into the body of desktop.ini myself (like adding font color and stuff)

But it'll really helps if someone can help me making it as bat and portableapps (for compatibility reasons)

It should have at least these features:

Hello, i constantly use Drop box, to keep files in sync between multiple computers, and the ability to put files on my USB, and keep them in sync with files on my PC would be a really good idea i thing.
www.getdropbox.com

I'd like to use an NZB grabber like SABnzbd (opensource written in Python), for downloading from usenet. Their site is:

http://www.sabnzbd.org/

Might anyone else be interested? I've seen requests for GrabIt (www.shemes.com) but this isn't opensource, so no option.
I've got no experience in programming or modifying applications, so I hope to find someone interrested in this.

Cheers ya'll, Robert

Hi everyone! Thanks again for providing so many incredibly useful and fun apps all together in one place and for helping me put digital life on a USB stick. Since it might be fun and useful to do musical ear training on the go, would anyone be interested in including GNU Solfege in Portable Apps?

Here is the critical info I have on it:

Program: GNU Solfege
License: Open Source/GNU GPL
Description: Ear training for musicians
Website: http://www.solfege.org/
Other: ???

hi there im preety new on here but it seems this is the right place, ive found this cool little program for a keeping a list of my customers and problems so fourth ive tried about 40 others and no luck but ive had a problem ive tried to install it to a usb device but wont have it or i can get it to work but as soon as i swap to another pc it does not want to know
here is the main link to the trail download small download relly
http://microguru.com/cdb/

Program: Vulture's Eye & Vulture's Claw

Description: Graphical version of NetHack and SlashEm

License: NetHack General Public Licence; based on BISON general public license); Free & Open Source

Website

Other:

Installed Vulture's Claw via the downloadable Windows installer on my USB drive. Here are the results:

Hi! There is this program called EssentialPIM. I really don't feel like giving much information about it, but the website is given... They have a portable version, but I want it as a portableapp. You know, where it has the App and Data folders...