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Thanks for the post, Emka, but a few reasons why I would avoid it: 1. Last release was almost a year ago, which may expose it to security problems that have since been fixed in other Gecko-based browsers such as Firefox and Camino. 2. A non-open license despite an open code base (which I'm not sure ...

Also webfork - the uplaods keep getting deleted, so if your offer of: I think Spicydog is suggesting you setup a home page for it. If you don't want to mess with it, that's something we can do for you. still stands - I'd like to accept please. https://sites.google.com/site/portablebrsoft/ Well, you...

http://u3-tool.sourceforge.net/ I just tested this program on a removable device and it worked great. The program warns against running on a drive with actual data on it but it didn't delete mine. Your experience may vary so backing up as the program suggests is a Good Idea. The program is command-...

Ruby wrote:When you search for files/folders they are recorded in this key

Cool, thanks.

Napiophelios wrote:The QueView looks like its mapping the exe's path:does it operate from the temp folder like IconSushi or the like?

@Nap: Thanks for your response -- I still need to check this.

Tested and definitely portable, though not stealth. Creates C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Local Settings\Temp\comtypes_cache\WikidPad-26

I loathe that it uses CamelCase tho. I hope the authors switch to or somehow enable MediaWiki format.

One more test: Paint.Net 2 Go I misread the article and thought it said .NET libraries were included. I ran some quick tests on it and it still requires .NET v2. Shame. Nifty all the same: a quick-and-dirty test with ProcessActivityView and RegFromApp does seem to indicate its that its portable.

Just a question: how many PeStudio updates have there been over the last few weeks? I feel like I'm seeing one very few days, but that might be my imagination.

I will agree that the AdapterWatch is conspicuously absent from the database. When diagnosing a network connection, more information is always better. Also the PingInfoView has some real advantages for monitoring computers and network latency and the OutlookStatView is essentially a very simple and ...

romeosa wrote:I confirm that it's written in AutoHotkey. Is that a problem?

In fact the opposite. Many programs here are produced in AHK, which is itself portable.

Evidently written in AutoHotKey, although its not clear if this is still the case.
License is Apache 2.0 and the code is available here: http://code.google.com/p/smartxplore/

With the recent discovery that OpenOffice might be changing it's name to LibreOffice permanently, AbiWord might become a top favourite in the word processing wars. OpenOffice/LibreOffice An article very positive towards LibreOffice and fairly negative towards Oracle. With organizations like Novell,...

Excellent addition, maybe this is a program for the Forum Mods to test! I don't have access to spammer IP addresses here on PFW so I don't really have a way to effectively test this. I did find a bug under WinXP SP3 1. Used garbage data (123.123.123.123, name: test, email: test@test.com) 2. Clicked...

Napiophelios wrote:

Joshee23 wrote:Thanks....

You Suck

Nice catch. I almost didn't see that.

guinness wrote:Updated the "Suggested by" field in TPFC entry. Thanks for finding!

Oh! Well, yes.

I mostly posted that as I was digging through old forums looking for spam and wanted anyone who responded to that thread to use the "official" one. I didn't notice it was earlier than yours.

This would be great if it was actually true, rather than complaining about the ScreenShots. :D lol - nice Obviously if spamming gets more intense and out of control Wow, I think I just ate my words. I did a little digging for key words the last few hours editing/killing around 100 entries with some...