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Well I don't like this forum because of the way it displays. I need to disable fontsize to be able to read stuff, and this board, instead of simply reflowing text as was the intent of html it doesn't. So i have to scroll left and right for each line ... which makes it quite a chore to read. Wouldn'...

How's this look? One reply with portable firefox. To tell the truth all of my posts on here have been with it. Have you checked your settings? you seem to be having a lot of problems with this site today What are you talking about? There is a design problem which has been there ever since whoever m...

Anybody come across that problem? I can't reply to any threads here with PortableFirefox, it just returns me to the Index - I have to use MSIE if i wish to make a reply.

Well I don't like this forum because of the way it displays. I need to disable fontsize to be able to read stuff, and this board, instead of simply reflowing text as was the intent of html it doesn't. So i have to scroll left and right for each line ... which makes it quite a chore to read.

Perhaps you should delete this thread
http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... php?t=1689

It makes me nervous each time I look in the forum (because I have forgotten)

Is that new? I saw he said one must make sure "Classic Start menu" is not selected - that alone is a dealbreaker - its like some idiot programs demand you use small fonts in windows - learn to program losers.

But it still hits the firewall when it starts - wonder if that can be disabled.

Funny LiveHTTPHeaders isn't on the official plugin site.

Is hardcoded to use a tiny font.

@Kermode Matty is correct about VMWare Server and VMWare Player being free but closed source. I did not know that wasn't already known. I just glanced at wikipedia under vmware and it said the player could only playback not create, so i thought that was it - I generally don't want software labled a...

Ameri-CAIN wrote:VirtualPC blows. VMWare is way better quality if your going to be installing something.

1. Virtual PC is free, small and easy - it was my understanding VMWare was very expensive, and seems slow and big.

2. You need to write more than "blows" if you are going to convince anybody.

I think Andrew is overworked rather than boycotting your program

Or install VirtualPC - it isn't portable but you can install most stuff inside the virtual pc and copy just the things you want back to your real machine

Let me just add a few comments: While I generally demand any program to be intuitive to me, I DO read the readmes (or at least start - tons of unix legalese can scare me of) of freeware/shareware since they often aren't that intuitive - and very often there aren't even anything of use IN the readme....

sleep wrote:It's cute, but it writes to the registry.too

What are you talking about? Or did you just repeat what i said.