The greatest benefit of portable software is that there are no compatibility issues with various system versions. The packaged application always runs in isolation from the operating system running this application, and has its own registry and file systems for reading and writing data. As a result, portable software can use different versions of the same software on the same computer without affecting the system's registry or file system, ensuring its security and integrity. This way, you can even use untrusted applications without any risk to your system environment.

There are many software virtualization solutions now, and AppNee has founded and shared a number of related production tools. Thereinto, nothing is better than VMware ThinApp, but that doesn't mean there is no market for other similar applications. Evalaze is one of these tools I recently stumbled upon for portable software making enthusiasts.

As of this post's rebuilding, AppNee decided to keep updating it all the time. Its mission is to release all multilingual portable full/lite registered editions of Adobe Dreamweaver CS6, CC for Windows (32-bit & 64-bit in one) in a single post, do not separate them any more.

Adobe Acrobat XI Pro's successor is Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (the new generation of Acrobat series, whose portable edition has been released on AppNee), now AppNee thinks it's still worthwhile and meaningful to release the Adobe Acrobat XI Pro Portable edition of its final version.

Until now I'd still like to use Microsoft Office Professional 2003 (codenamed Office 11), not the much fatter and slower 2007, 2010, 2013 or 2016. Here, AppNee provides the ultra high compressed versions (less than 33 MB), which are all the tiniest/minimalist ones you could ever seen on the whole Internet. They were all tested working all right on Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10.