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download-buttons don't work. On https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?sc=217 the download-button gets the wrong programme (one from nirsoft).

@fang-face;
Try this link:
http://www.cylog.org/utilities/filldisk.jsp

simple and useful program, bad name.

links broken

Archive.org direct link from original site: http://bit.ly/1zd2LMR

Updated dead links with MajorGeeks.com mirror.

Works great in Windows Xp, takes 4,34 mb RAM.

Would love to have something like this that accepts command line arguments, so I could set up hotkeys to control it with AutoHotKey.

I confirm that this link gives good portable version 2.4
http://www.lupopensuite.com/db/easyduplicatefinder.htm

I totally detest as thoroughly non-portable
www.winaddons.com/easy-duplicate-finder-241/
This insists upon adding its own Start Menu folder with 4 links from the system to itself,
and adds itself to "Programs and Features" as an item that can be uninstalled.
It may well use the registry - I just have not inspected that because what I have seen so far is horrendous.

This tool is no longer free.
A better free alternative can be found here: http://www.mindgems.com

Alternative: also consider Nirsoft tiny (130k) file search classic :
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1485

__philippe

Quick note: you need to edit "Timelist.dat" file found in "Data" folder if you need your .wav alarm file's path to be relative.

A cool little program, but doesn't hold a candle to some of the other scheduling tools here on the site. Shutter (http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1569) is also elegant, simple, and a little easier to use. Wish it would allow for multiple timers to run simultaneously to help for example in food preparation.

Program is no longer available from the developer's website, or even listed. Here is its page from the Internet Archive:
https://web.archive.org/web/20170331143143/http://waseo.de/index.php?cid=4&act=mn&mn=46&pg=0&lg=1

Unfortunately they didn't have the installer archived. I found a copy at http://www.softsea.com/review/ZeroTimer.html and both the installer and the extracted .exe checked out 100% fine. But I am not familiar with that software host, so use at your own risk--and by all means, double-check on VirusTotal for yourself!

All that said, I would agree with Westin that other timer programs are probably better options.

There's a bug in the program: the timer seems to take its reference from the Windows clock and when passing midnight, the counter resets to 24:00:00-.

Switched to FreeWatch.

Damn html tags.
I meant to write: "the counter resets to 24:00:00-{previous value}".

McAfee also shows Trojan.

anyone know how to contact the auther? The "Contact me" link on his website doesn't work... I thought he should know about the trojen problem... but no luck (oh and his blog is not in english, I tried to leave him a comment there also, but couldn't navigate the page properly by guess)

-just another
--Long Knight

the provided url is not working, cheers !

link to download and website appear dead?

Lupo Pensuite has it - but there's no way to tell if it really can ONLY do file changes or not.
I have a single database file I update and use at home & work (because of my poor memory...), it is 50mb+, so if I've got to copy it whole it is a huge time-waster.
Has anyone here gotten this to just copy changes into the destination file ?!?
Thanks.

@smallhagrid: I don't know if this program has that functionality - I'd look to FreeFileSync http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1475 or Dsynchronize http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=719 here on the site.

A great speedy file manager. There are a couple of things that need to be added to make it really usable:
1) Make it open in the folder that was accessed when it was closed last,
2) Provide drag and drop.
Otherwise, it's the only file manager I have found that works when launched as Local System user.
I notice that the current version is 3 years old (2009).

Links broken

@ Emka: Linked to Softpedia.