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Does it write any settings to the registry? Well, i don't know it for sure... But what I do know, that it uses at list 2 ini files: main.ini for general settings and ftp.ini for built-in ftp client settings, though filenames can differ cause TC supports command line keys for both of these files... ...

As I have said, I believe that Total Commander is the best file manager for Windows. Features: Two file windows side by side Multiple language support Enhanced search function Compare files / synchronize directories Quick View panel with bitmap display ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, TAR, GZ, CAB, ACE arch...

Try AkelPad - http://akelpad.net.ru/english.shtml : AkelPad is a freeware editor for Windows, which can replace standard Notepad. Its advantages: * small size (less than 20 Kb in archive) (ps. 43 kb - uncompressed) * work with big files (while Windows Notepad imposes 64K limitation) * work with ANSI...

Talking about portable browsers I have to say about opera-portable-personal . IMHO, this is realy great app: it consists only from 2 files: main exe file, packed with NSIS, and settings. At launching NSIS installer extracts files in TEMP folder, starts Opera and waits for it to close. Then installer...