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I think it would be great if there will be a Safari Portable and some linux distributions
BTW: theres a new Pidgin version!
Thanks!

Would it be possible for somebody to create a DVDShrink portable launcher?

It writes a few files to the App Data folder and a bunch of registry entries for the settings to HKEY_CURRENT_USER --> DVD Shrink --> DVD Shrink 3.2 --> Preferences

I suggest to you add my video database application - Personal Video Database (current version 0.9.6) to your collection.

Some interesting features for portable apps users:
-Uses .ini file to save configuration
-Multi language (English, Dutch, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish are currently available)
-Unicode support
-Uses relative paths

More information about the program can be found here: http://www.videodb.info

could we get gran paradiso for portable apps

I'm looking for a solitaire mahjongg that could be put in portable format. On linux I play KMahjongg, a one-player matching sort of game. You match tiles and they disappear, revealing the tiles underneath. http://home.halden.net/vkp/vkp/windows.html has a list of many mahjongg games, free, OSS, abandonware, shareware, etc. Shanghai-Fû 3D 1.22 looks to be a good candidate since it is small at 339kb, and looks good, but it is freeware, not necessarily open source.

I wanted to ask if You guys could make a portable abode flash player cause I needed it.

Thanks...

in a read only format so it can be used in a cd for the less fortunate of us whose schools dont allow flash drives. do you think we can get on it or...

Hi guys,

I'm not much of a code genius like many of you, but I have an app that would be useful and it may even be easy to make it work.

There is a U3 version of the efax program available. Can this be converted to a portable app? There are also standard install versions as well. The service is free and offers you a fax number to receive faxes via email. You can print and convert the faxes to pdf format. To fax out, you need a scanner and a paid account (thats how they make money). Personally, I think its just nice to be able to receive faxes through my email.

Hi guys,
I've know this great calculator for a long time.
They have a paid version and a Free version.
Take a look here: http://www.esbconsult.com/esbcalc/esbcalc.htm

And here is the license.
ESBCalc (TM) - version 6.2.1 Released 19 July 2007
Copyright (C)1998-2007 ESB Consultancy
Email: support@esbconsult.com
Web: http://www.esbconsult.com
You are free to use ESBCalc as you see fit provided ESB Consultancy's Copyright is maintained. An Email or Postcard saying that you are using ESBCalc would be nice, though not obligatory.

I'd love to see a portable app that will allow me to check whether or not an employer has a keyboard logger or other logging software in place.