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I have used NVU previously but don't like the layout of the buttons and tabs. Then I found Aptana and It is a much better Web IDE. It has many more options and features and it is Open Source. you can get more info and download it here http://aptana.com/

I know, I know... TrueCrypt is already portable. But it can NOT be run in traveller mode without administrative privileges.

So there is a way to launch it without switching accounts with right klick an run as... or via console "runas /user:USERNAME TrueCrypt.exe".

I know it's possible to do that with a batch, but first of all a batch isn't recognized by the portable apps menu and second i want it to start via autostart function.

when the emulaters come out in the game section of the hosted apps at portableapps.com,anyone think that they could package pj64. its an emulater for n64 and it is really cool! works idealy with any c.p.u. 800+ghz. (pentium 4 or higher)

Hello
Could you make this file manager portable? Thanks
http://www.explorerxp.com/

is it possible to make a program that will convert a normal app to a portable apps format. i hope that makes since

I'm looking for a portable printscreen app, maybe like Gadwin PrintScreen which isnt open source but still... i think it'd be nice to carry around on a stick. and it'd just log every printscreen... just a thought...

aMSN is open source and is found here: http://amsn-project.net/

you want a reason ? : yes, gaim is already portable, but gaim is so boring... aMSN is muck better!

hope to see aMSN as an portable app soon

I looked thru the forum and did a search. Right now the only think keeping me having the U3 still installed is the ability for NetZero Voice. Any chance on getting this ported over to the PA?

I would like to see a portable LaTeX package (like XAMPP) for Windows.

When installing LaTeX from the project homepage it installs multiple binary files
and applications - much like Apache/PHP/MySQL...

Therefore I was thrilled when I found XAMPP (and PortableXAMPP) and now I'm hoping
there could be an LaTeX analogue.

Is anyone aware about the possibility to install a "light" version of Skype?