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Add a flag to the groups, allowing the end user to designate which groups can start all programs and which can't. That would allow the functionality to be used by those who want/need it and bypassed by those who don't want an 'accident'.

I mainly use a Western Digital 120GB USB drive which I can attach to any of a Work WINXP laptop, a Personal PCLOS/WINXP laptop, and several personal (various linux) desktops. I also use a Staples Relay 512MB USB drive for 'front pocket' emergency situations. And I carry a couple of other USB sticks ...

Might be - if it worked consistently. I couldn't get it to work with a hardware vendor-installed copy of WinXPHome on an Acer laptop.

I've searched both the forums and the software and didn't find this. emacs - one of the original open source editors is portable! here is the name of the gzipped tarball for windows - emacs-21.3-fullbin-i386.tar.gz found at http://mirrors.usc.edu/pub/gnu/emacs/windows/ It isn't for everybody, many w...

Cute software

I've used it to impress client staff in a presentation, but definitely not a Win version of Beryl. Only show four sides of the cube; no vertical movement, only horitontal 'spinning'. No positions besides one side showing

But what it does, it does do well.

Also, see DM2 (current version, as of this date 1.23.1), it has this functionality, along with other functionality, if you need iconizing AND other stuff.

Actually, there is a way to set up a portable implementation of Java that can be used within Open Office Portable being discussed at the PortableApps.com forums. In the Beta Testing forum under Open Office.org 2.2.