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Skrommel's "1 Hour Software" has lots of portable applications. Most or all of his software writes to .ini files in the application directory, and none use the DonationCoder "nag" system that some here have objected to. I'll be gradually adding a few of these programs to my &quo...

Did you look at my submission? (the link in the text "added it" in my first post) When I followed my own extraction instructions, the "nag screen" only appears on the first run (though it does have a splash screen every time), and it automatically writes settings to "setting...

I present to you the first rhyming dictionary submitted to TPFC! (that I know of)
McGill’s Rhyming Dictionary / VersePerfect 2.0
http://www.bryantmcgill.com/Free_Rhyming_Dictionary/

I've already added it to (my private list on) the database...

Hi Lupo73, I've been enjoying the "fruits of your labor" with Coffee tonight quite a bit! Getting it all configured, etc. :D But about ArcThemAll!... Some archive files have a "root" directory included, some don't. For the ones that DO, when I use the "New folder each archiv...

Well, the message is pretty much in the subject! Sandboxie (http://sandboxie.com/) is a sandbox program that several of us on TPFC use for portable testing, difficult extractions, etc. Wraithdu has even made a portable launcher for it (though it still needs admin privileges). Recently, the price of ...

Dude - Checker, you scared the Program Dev away!!!

(I'm kidding - I hope...)

Wow! I was looking for a portable one, now that VDownloader isn't anymore, and stumbled across this one. It is now my new favorite portable YouTube downloader. It supports YouTube's high-quality MP4's, can pull the name of the video from the page title (though that means it always, by default, start...

@ Kermode: Portable freeware site; "Portable Payware Discussion" subforum. :wink: One of the (many) things I appreciate about this site is that there is space provided in the forums to mention/discuss applications that have one or more "strikes" disqualifying them from inclusion ...

Thanks, guys, I appreciate it!

Hey all, I had a friend ask me last night for a program that he can put school assignments and special days in and it will give him an audible alert when that thing is due soon (maybe some other form of alert too, like a pop-up or something). I was looking at programs like ToDoList, but then I saw c...

There's something like a plugin for ToDoList at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/TDLReminderTool.aspx . It's called ToDoList Reminder Tool, and from the picture there, it looks like this might be possible (with an option for "Remind every ___ ___" - 30 minutes or whatever). I got...

And here's the original (and only) info I have found on the site about the portable version. You may need to scroll down. FYI, there's also a portable 5.00 release at that link, but that's not the version that the free license is for... Edit: from the FAQ in the program's CHM help file: "4. Is ...

[ Mod note: the present is the official forum topic for Clipdiary ; https://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=2787] Clipdiary is free today (4/26/09) at GOTD . TPFC seems to be having some problems right now (at least for me), so I hope any interested parties see this in time! I posted instructions for p...

Thanks for making these programs available for free! I was wondering, I see a lot of files named ffmpeg.exe, and more than one named ffmpeg_x264.exe. I know that even the files with the same name have different sizes, but I was wondering if it would be possible to save space by having a "common...

Well, I think "Everything" (suggested here , for those who don't know the program) uses indexing (or I guess "disc cataloging" or somesuch), whereas this is non-indexing. (FYI, I do use indexing as well, via the program Cathy .) SearchMyFiles one could be a little more user frien...