Office that runs from a USB Stick
This is a great little office program that runs from your USB key and offers all the following features
- Database Creation – with CSVed
- Data Encryption – with DScrypt
- Email Client Software – with NPopUK
- File Compression – with 100 Zipper
- File Sharing – with HFS
- File Transfer – with FTP Wanderer
- Flowchart Creation – with EVE Vector Editor
- MSN Messenger Client – with PixaMSN
- Tree-Style Outliner Software – with Mempad
- PDF Creation – with PDF Producer
- Password Recovery – with XPass
- Secure Deletion – with DSdel
- Spreadsheet Creation – with Spread32
- Text Editing – with TedNotepad
- Word Processing – with Kpad
- Program Launching – with Qsel
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