SideSlide

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#1 Post by risk »

This is one of those Dock/Toolbar Launchers that has many more features and ways to configure and customize than what I've seen in others.

Make sure to spend some time looking at the Quick Start and Screenshots on the website and also the tips and change log. There's alot to this app.

Very comprable to other launchers in mem usage.

Homepage: http://www.northglide.com/sideslide.html

meian
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#2 Post by meian »

How about that. Looks good and it's natively portable.

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#3 Post by mrsyco »

I just gave this a quick try, but it's not what I'm looking for. The program looks good, its very easy to add shortcuts and "containers" but I cant seem to move objects around to suit my needs.....maybe I'm just too tired to test it at the minute...

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#4 Post by Ennovy »

Installed the programm, copied the folder and uninstalled it. Started slideside.exe from the just made folder and "played" a bit with the application. Looks good but I noticed that the "containers" and settings are stored in the user profile directory.
There is no way to change that behaviour.

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#5 Post by risk »

Ennovy wrote:Installed the programm, copied the folder and uninstalled it. Started slideside.exe from the just made folder and "played" a bit with the application. Looks good but I noticed that the "containers" and settings are stored in the user profile directory.
There is no way to change that behaviour.
You left out a step! Here are the steps:

1. Install to default folder
2. Copy to USB drive or new Location
3. Uninstall
4. From the new locations, run LocationChooser.exe
5. Change from Default to Root Folder and save
6. Run SideSlide.

This has been tested with v2.1.00b.

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#6 Post by Ennovy »

risk wrote:
You left out a step! Here are the steps:

1. Install to default folder
2. Copy to USB drive or new Location
3. Uninstall
4. From the new locations, run LocationChooser.exe
5. Change from Default to Root Folder and save
6. Run SideSlide.
I overlooked the locationChooser.exe, you're right!. Now it's working fine for me. Thanks for posting this app. in the TPFC forum!

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#7 Post by portackager »

I'm supprised this hasn't been added to TPFC yet. Its good software. I normally test software once, and then leave it for later use But I might use this often.

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#8 Post by Local »

I thought this was in the database.

I tried this months ago and could have sworn it was from here lol.

Ah, just checked, it was rejected.
Thanks for the advice to make it portable Risk

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#9 Post by Ennovy »

Ah, just checked, it was rejected.
Well, I don't agree with Andrew that it's writing to the user profile folder.
If you follow the advice risk gave, this app is definitely PORTABLE, and it's great software!
Btw, it's updated to version 2.2.02b
changelog: http://www.northglide.com/sideslide.html#Change_Log:

Have a very nice day, U2 simon.t :lol:

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#10 Post by helphope »

But to install it [version 2.2.02b ] I must be logged in as administrator. Does it mean that it can still be portable?

:?:

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Drutt
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#11 Post by Drutt »

Extract it using Inno.
Works great, but it's a huge step from the simplicity of PStart. Had a play for 5 minutes and it's definitely got huge potential, think I'd need to sit down for a couple of hours to set it up how I'd like it though :/

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#12 Post by helphope »

Thanks for the tip.

Do you mean this Inno http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php?

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Drutt
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#13 Post by Drutt »

innounp, the Inno Setup Unpacker
http://innounp.sourceforge.net/

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#14 Post by helphope »

Thanks.

... a bit hard to use

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Drutt
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#15 Post by Drutt »

SideSlide? yes, I think so :lol:
Inno Unpacker? not really, drag and drop the exe and click Select All and Unpack

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