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Creating web hosted portable applications for FREE!

Yes you read it correct… For free…! Disclaimer: Please note that this article is for information purposes only. Please use this method only for testing purposes. If you want to use full capabilities, please purchase the services. (Tired of using trial versions? read http://abtevrythng.blogspot.com/2009/05/using-sandboxie-to-bypass-trial-version.html for finding ways to bypass those limitations) (Want to Install/Use your favorite applications but do not have administrator privileges to do that… Then please read http://abtevrythng.blogspot.com/2009/08/using-installing-applications-without.html for a workaround) Now you can create your own portable applications and host them for free. I have read different blogs and different discussions for creating portable applications but there was no option available for hosting them. Thanks to the power of Application Virtualization (Application Streaming actually) which lets you create applications that are published on internet and can run

Power of Application Virtualization

There is this site http://spoon.net/ which offers free virtualized applications over the internet, free of cost. Nothing is installed on your machine so no administrator privileges are required to use these applications. On their website they say “Spoon delivers your apps instantly to any Windows desktop, with no downloads, installs, or hassles. It lets you create web-hosted versions of your existing Windows apps that run instantly from your web site, with no install. Spoon's unique, integrated app virtualization and delivery engine allows most apps to launch after transferring less than 10% of the app content, and completely eliminates installation and dependencies such as the AIR, JRE, Silverlight, and .NET runtimes.” I did some digging in Wikipedia’s Application Streaming section and to my surprise there was no entry for this website, I have added one but don’t know if it gets removed due to their policies. Anyways coming back to Spoon, when I first visited the website,

Installing Flash without Administrator Rights – Video Tutorial

Installing Flash Player for Firefox without Administrator Rights For detailed steps read: http://abtevrythng.blogspot.com/2009/09/installing-flash-player-plug-in-for.html (Want to Install/Use your favorite applications but do not have administrator privileges to do that… Then please read http://abtevrythng.blogspot.com/2009/08/using-installing-applications-without.html for a workaround) (Tired of using trial versions? read http://abtevrythng.blogspot.com/2009/05/using-sandboxie-to-bypass-trial-version.html for finding ways to bypass those limitations) (Keywords: installing applications without administrator privileges rights permissions, bypass admin rights, bypass administrator privileges, bypass administrator permissions, use application without admin, universal extractor, extract files from setup, extract files from exe, Administrator, privileges, article, Okay, ZERO, Just, setup, Firefox flash plug-in, flash plug-in, plug-in, plugin for Firefox, Firefox plugin without administra

Use Photosynth without administrator rights

I have heard people saying that they really want to use Photosynth, but the thing is that it wont install without administrator rights. So just to help users who wanna get benefitted from this great piece of technology, here is the first Portable version of Photosynth (v: 2.109.1013.1319) Download Photosynth Portable free! Below is little info about what actually is Photosynth: What is Photosynth? Photosynth creates an amazing new experience with nothing more than a bunch of photos. Creating a synth allows you to share the places and things you love using the cinematic quality of a movie, the control of a video game, and the mind-blowing detail of the real world. Whether it’s a quiet creek in the woods of Pennsylvania, or the grandeur of the interior of St Paul’s cathedral, Photosynth puts you there like nothing else can. It can capture the sweeping scale of a mile of the Grand Canal in Venice, and focus in on the exquisite rot at the waterline of a beautifully decaying palazzo doorway