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Can't you do this with right-click dragging a folder to the desktop and "create shortcut"?

Awoodby> …and by manually reconfiguring every single one of your shortcuts every time you switch computers?

Ah, right, very good point, that IS handy, to make quick links to your storage folders. You can make a folder on the thumb drive "sort_folder", then make shortcuts to folders within that, then put a shortcut to "sort_folder", but not as easy as this app. Good job in finding an app to make that's somewhat original these days.

An excellent and important utility! Using a different (local) text handler for each and every time we input text is a cognetics nightmare which TEA solves quite neatly within our present architecture.
Note: This utility uses the clipboard to move the completed file back to the original location. Anything already on the clipboard is lost in the process.

This is a great program. When I was using multiple editors to get the best of each (NotePad++, LibreOffice, and Dreamweaver), I used this frequently. Also works well with gpg4usb.

It works well as long as you stick to editing your text and refrain from switching to various other apps - to research something for your text etc.

It seems to rely on Alt-Tabbing back to the previously used window to transport your edited text back to where it belongs. This will only work if you had not switched to other programs in the meantime.

Very nice -- the closest I've seen to a Notepad replacement.

Good tabbed notepad replacement. Very fast launching and small size!

@Midas: Thank you for the suggestion.
Feel free to move, do anything you deem necessary with my post.
I don't want to cause havoc (myself) in the organization of the TPFC web site, by moving things around .... I'd rather let other people do it :>}

So sorry but I can't. My privileges extend only as far as the forums, only Andrew can touch the rest of TPFC's site...

website for mp3gain is wrong. It can no longer be obtained from PortableApps.com because they now use wxmp3gain.
website is
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mp3gain/
download is
https://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/download.php

Been using this app for a few years and it's great. I work part time at 3 different jobs and have a list created for each office. Run the appropriate command line first thing in the morning and all the programs/files I need for the day are loaded and ready to go.

A good simple alternative to Splat if you are only interested in launching programs.

You can create separate lists for programs you want to launch together, e.g. one for office work, one for graphic design, etc, etc. You can create a list of all your favorite programs and make them start with Windows. Does not remain open or resident in memory once all programs are launched.

Altogether a very useful program.

Tested and works in Windows 8.1 x64 too.

Very useful and simple tool for launching programs, opening folders, URLs, etc. with a shortcut. Launch lists use a text file so it's super easy to modify lists quickly and easily with the default txt editor.

Maybe it's the new version (1.7), but this doesn't seem to save settings in the application folder. If not, it's not portable (settings aren't portable).

Settings aren't really portable, but in view of their number and the nature of the program, that's not really an issue, IMHO...