USB Flash Drive APPLICATIONS
No Special Hardware - This stuff can be installed on any portable drive, i.e. USB flash drive, PDA or an iPod. You can use them at work, school, or any other place where you can plugin your device.
No Kidding - It's that easy. A portable app is a computer program that you can carry around withyou on a portable device and use on any Windows computer. When your USBflash drive, portable hard drive, iPod or other portable device isplugged in, you have access to your software and personal data just asyou would on your own PC. When you unplug the device, none of yourpersonal data is left behind.
A CD of more than 50 (and growing) applications to use on the go on your USB flash drive.
*Categories*
Office ==> Compatible with M$ Office, PDF readers, managers and more
Anti Virus ==> Scan files before up or download or on demand
Accessibility ==> Onscreen keybord and more
Utilities ==> Zip, Backup, Sync, Calculators, Password keeper, Java and many more
Internet ==> FF, email, MSN, FTP, File managers .........
Development ==> WYSIWYG web editors, local servers........
Music & Video ==> Cd, DVD players, Cd, DVD writers, audio ...........
Games ==> Poker, Sudoku ..........................
Education ==>Bible study, Space simulator, Planetarium
Included is a file "ReadMe.txt" with instructions how to operate and info/help links for all the applications. If you can double click and click next, then you can use it all.
Run on Windows only.
WHY I Need this Apps
A few scenarios where a USB drive - or iPod - loaded with your favorite applications and important documents might come in handy:
* You work on a set of files on several different computers (like at the office and at home, on the laptop and the desktop) and you want easy access to them from one place.
* Your IT department doesn't give you administrative rights to install your favorite software on your office computer.
* You're going on vacation and you don't want to haul along the laptop, but you want access to your files just in case you wind up at the Internet cafe dealing with a work crisis.
* You'd like to back up your files and store them offsite, like home files at the office or work files at home. (You could even stow away a USB drive or two in a safety deposit box or mail one to Aunt Edna in Put sonder water for safekeeping every few months.)
* You don't want to download and install your favorite application at every computer you use.
* You want to avoid using your inlaws' hijacked Web browser to download virus scanners and spyware cleaners; instead you want to bring along the tools you'll need to fix their computer on your thumb drive.
* You want to bring the latest episode of Desperate House Wifes with you on the airplane, or create a digital music mix to DJ a friend's party. (USB drives are more portable and durable than DVD's, CD's or VCR tapes.)
