Request Apps

I'm looking for an app that could capture the sound coming out of a laptop's speakers and save it as either WAV or MP3.

This is a very good Notepad clone with tabs. It's small too at >200 KB. Leaves no registry entries and is open source!

http://lfi.net/LFI/prjTP.htm

(go to the bottom and click "Download EXE". Just extract it from the ZIP file and run!)

-Justin

Have anyone made a portable Ultraedit? Or can anynoe suggest any similar portable editor with syntax highlight?

Just in case someone else is looking for a way to sinc the 3 look here http://www.finchsync.com/

Any chance someone could tell me how to make it portable? Like a java command line something like c:\blah\blah\javaw.exe c:\blah\blah\finchsync.jar
so I won't have to install Java.

Are there any other WYSIWYG/code view web authoring systems for USB other than NVU. I can't really use NVU to go editing my .php pages too well...

How about Desktop Sidebar? http://www.desktopsidebar.com

I'd like some kind of sidebar to check mail, list tasks, show RSS feeds, and the like, but I don't know whether desktopsidebar can run without the registry entries I found (most of them file associations). Any thoughts?

~nm35

I cant always readily access Dreamweaver and NVU can't exactly read my .php pages and I would love a portable Dreamweaver clone so i can use design view to put the pages up...

I've see people post about java programs being portable. Anyone have the steps to making a java app portable?

Very portable, only a single .exe

I use it on my drive with http://hijackthis.de

I keep all my contacts in portable thunderbirds addressbook, but it would be nice to be able to open it without opening thunderbird like you can with outlooks addressbook. I would figure since it's open source it would be possible to rip it out of there and compile seperately without any licence issues. It would be really handy, I love mozilla address book.