Request Apps

Aptana IDE is a free, open-source web development IDE. Considering you have NVU and Kompozer available when this one offers WAY more in terms of usability I believe it should be a portable app. Plus this one actually lets you know compatibility between browsers for elements AS you type them. (through a little IE or FIREFOX logo)

Please set this one up.

Gimp is ok for editing but I would like something like ACDSEE so I can scroll through images. That would be most useful.

There is a software that I found that keeps your IP masked.

The website is http://www.spyonyou.com/

I've used it for the last few weeks and I think it would be a great addition.

Program: Open Source Firewall For Windows

Website: http://sourceforge.net/projects/firewallpapi/

Description: "FirewallPAPI is an open source firewall for Windows 2000 and above. It is a simple utility for filter network traffic."

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Other: We need to be safe. The ClamWin Anti-virus is great. But this won't protect us from attacks. So my sugestion is a Open Source Firewall. Even if doesn't work below Windows 2000, it is important to have a Firewall.

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Program: WinWGet
License: Open Source/GPL
Description: A powerful open source download manager with gui.
Website: http://www.cybershade.us/winwget/
Other: The path to the wget executeable is absolute.

The new features sound good

Hi,

Anybody is working on Accounting software for portable menue

Reg
Jay

this would be handy to have. i am shure that the majority of you know what an iso file is. (link if needed) unfortunately i dont know how you are going to do it because the iso recorder that i have in mind is not really software, its a "DLL As An App" type program. it is also exicuted by double clicking a marked .iso file (icon is unique to iso recorder) or right clicking and clicking "Copy Immage To CD". the iso recorder that i know ov is also capeable of making .iso files.

I need any dc/dvd burning software like imgburn, ashampoo, nero, etc...

I have a piece of software call eyeQ that is supposed to help you develop the ability to read faster. I have always thought that it would be nice to be able to take it with me so I wasn't locked to my pc to do the training sessions & keep track of my progress. If you need to find out more about the software, it can be found at www.eyeq.tv. I am not sure if this is possible, but it would be nice to have a portable version.