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The domain is not available anymore. Maybe there is another download link available?

You can google for it or download it from here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ytxzqotfjtn (just unextract the archive and Launch encspot.exe ...and no I did not tamper with anything, I use it on my own machine, so it's safe as far as I know) hopefully Andrew can host the archive?

This application is also hosted at the InternetWayBackMachine.
here is a direct download for the app.
http://web.archive.org/web/20080211102624/http://www.guerillasoft.co.uk/encspot/encspotpro2.2beta2.zip

Isn't creating an installer counter-productive to portable freeware?

@SYN: Well, AntiVir isn't portable anyway. :( If you want to begin using AntiVir, you have to either use the official installer or create a customized one by using this app.

I personally am creating a customized Windows 7 install disc that will install not only Windows but also some non-portable applications such as Avira AntiVir.

That's where ASC comes into play. When I launch the customized installer with the -y command line switch, the installer just installs the program without asking any questions. That's called an unattended install.

Similarly, I've found ways to install unattendedly almost all applications I'm willing to install. As a result, I don't need to watch my computer when the programs are being installed. :)

Cough cough ... http://web.archive.org/web/20130914182223/http://1freecalculator.com/bmi-calculator/

Except BMI is an absolute crock of the proverbial. It's is extremely outdated and it's results are pretty meaningless. Even medical professionals take the results with a pinch of salt.

Baas: Thanks. One of my plugins was interfering with archive.org.

Nice. Note that the QR quodes are 62 x 62 pixels. I don't see any way of changing that in the program, and the resulting QR codes don't seem to enlarge crisply. So if you need larger, you may want to use one of the free online sites - there are a zillion of them.
For those who do web stuff, http://phpqrcode.sourceforge.net/ has a very nifty php-based QR code generator that doesn't have any external dependencies. It's quite flexible, and the codes resize gracefully.

you can try this free online qr code generator.http://www.rasteredge.com/online-barcode-generator/qr-code/

Here is a good free qr code generator I have used:http://generator.onbarcode.com/online-qr-code-barcode-generator.aspx

This doesn't seem quite ready for prime time yet. The website claims you can change font colors - a good idea, since the default color on my XP machine is dark grey on black. But there doesn't seem to be any way to do this from the menu, and no documentation to help with that.

The mind mapper comes up when I press F7 ... but there are invisilbe icons at the top of the screen (they highlight, but nothing happens.) The 6th icon on that list comes up with an error message: parse error 1,1.

Finally, there's no apparent way to turn off the TRULY annoying typewriter sound with each keypress.

Looking forward to seeing it when it's polished up.

There are no any "Open Studio" anymore on their site

@billon: True enough. I've updated the entry to reflect this. Good catch.

@Checker: fair enough, let the discrepancy between releases stand... :)

This is the fastest PDF viewer. Awesome for high graphics magagine kind of PDFs. I have a lower mid range laptop. Universal viewer throws sumatra, pdfxcange, foxit out of water when it comes to speed of loading one after another high graphics page. And it's the lightest of all the PDF viewers I have tested, uses minimal CPU unlike others I have mentioned.

Ignore my previous comment. I am an idiot. It actually uses an old version of Sumatra, which was faster and lighter.

Limited keyboard support, directed mainly to German Speaking users.

I've used this years before but after re-checking it I was kind of surprised there was no WPM (Words Per Minute) counter anywhere, instead only CPM (Characters Per Minute) is listed. Have read elsewhere that WPM is CPM/5 but it would be preferable to be displayed within such a program.

Please note that the link posted above by Emka works only if you include the final slash...

Just gave this a try and I'm quite impressed!

You can tell that the developer used Photoshop as an inspiration and it shows.

A shame that the developer has ceased work on it, but for a 4.79 MB app, it's way more than I initially expected.

Perhaps the best Photoshop clone you've never heard of. Recommended!

One of the best image editors. Amazing that it has layers and it loads so fast unlike paint.net.