If you are currently developing portable freeware or planning to do so, use this forum to discuss technical implementation, seek out like-minded developers for partnership, or solicit interested users for beta testing.
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pplknownothin
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by pplknownothin » Thu Mar 26, 2009 5:58 am
haven't tried that program out yet but I really don't trust things like that...does everything automatic and dealing with registries just make me a lil nervous.
anyway this tutorial is for noobs (like me) who what to use NSIS to make a application portable, and this is the best one I've found that explains how and what everything works/does.
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m^(2)
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by m^(2) » Thu Mar 26, 2009 6:34 am
pplknownothin wrote:haven't tried that program out yet but I really don't trust things like that...does everything automatic and dealing with registries just make me a lil nervous.
And that's good. There will never be 100% correct way of portabilizing stuff that doesn't use virtualization.
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handsomejoe.boy
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by handsomejoe.boy » Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:24 am
It automate it and still let you change all settings; it is not locked like a thinapp but is open so you can alter everything
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m^(2)
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by m^(2) » Thu Mar 26, 2009 8:59 am
handsomejoe.boy wrote:It automate it and still let you change all settings; it is not locked like a thinapp but is open so you can alter everything
ThinApp has scripting support, so it isn't locked either. You can't alter everything, but enough to portabilise anything.
And I seriously don't see any significant difference between changing settings and writing a launcher.
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pplknownothin
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by pplknownothin » Thu Mar 26, 2009 9:01 am
...ANYWAY...
this post was mainly for the tutorial not the portable app builder (or w/e it's called).
I still recommend the tutorial over the builder..at least this way you have an understanding on what the program is doing rather then relying on someone else's script.
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Kermode
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by Kermode » Sun Apr 19, 2009 2:30 pm
Doesn't that builder have a proper website?