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Great app. Doesn't work "out of the box" with portableApps. This would be great if you guys could fix this so it worked. I have searched all over for a good password storage preogram and this is the best I could find!

Hi everybody! Short time reader, first time poster.

Last time I was using my suite of portable apps (very nice job, all of you!), I needed a quick way to access my computer remotely.

hostname:5800 was too slow for me, but I did find that UltraVNC came with a standalone viewer:
https://downloads.sourceforge.net/ultravnc/UltraVNC-Viewer-102.zip

Single file viewer... possible inclusion in PortableApps?

Was wondering if anyone has or knows it's possible to make InDesign portable. I have both Photoshop and Image Ready CS2 already installed on my iPod and as I use InDesign quite regularly I would really like to install it also however I don't know of anyone even doing this yet even after searching for I'd say at least 5 hours on various sites still haven't come up with anything. Can anyone here help me out????

It would be nice to have some sort of NetBeans portable version. It would be nice if it could be bundled with various Java SDK versions so a Java Developer could choose whichever app to use based on their targeted Java audience...

At work with no "Admin" accessibility to install Java SDK or NetBeans, this would be a great help... if at all possible...

As far as I know, there is no SharpDevelop Portable. However, it doesn't seem to make any changes to the registry, either.

Has anyone successfully installed this on a flash drive?

There have been some discussion about this but not in a specific post...

Is it possible to have PDFcreator portable?

I know it creates a "fake printer" in the system, but I mean something like the printing monitor or something like that... a GUI that youc an open, choose a file and press "import/convert to pdf" and is done...

Is that possible?

Greetings.-

http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/downloads.shtml

Gnumeric is a good, lightweight spreadsheet that, with AbiWord and GNOME-DB form the Gnome office suite.

It's fully compatible with Excel spreadsheets, and works far more similarly than does openoffice.

I think that Gnumeric would make a nice lightweight alternative to Openoffice Calc.

So, is there any chance of True Crypt getting "portabilized?" I figure it'd be useful to have with me.

An md5 checksum program
GNU PGP

name says it all, possible at all????