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This is very good and neat guide on creating portable application. The guide is for both Cameyo and Evalazer.
http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/94447 ... lications/

With Evalyzer the guide says to rename the sandbox path to " .\%Appname% "
but really all that is needed is ".\"
Evalyser will automatically name the sandbox after your application.
This will reduce the number of folders in the sandbox

There's an article about Evalaze on addictivetips.com: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-ti ... alization/

There is an App Library page on the Cameyo website: http://online.cameyo.com/library.aspx
Do they really have the rights to redistribute all those apps? Even if they are their own cameyo packages (on their own servers)?

I tested "Recuva.cameyo.exe" and it writes in AppData and in the Registry (some "VOS" entries).

joby_toss wrote:Do they really have the rights to redistribute all those apps? Even if they are their own cameyo packages (on their own servers)?

Some maybe... But I seriously have my doubts about the various Microsoft entries and some Pro versions of software. They are not free, there's some MS Access stuff on there that requires a paid-for license.

Cameyo is now at v2.6.1209 (changelog up to v2.6.1191 at http://www.cameyo.com/about-us).

Evalaze is currently at v2.2.1.1 (empty changelog at http://www.evalaze.de/en/Changelog/).

Note: Evalaze version comparison table and system requirements (DotNET!) are in the PDF datasheet (at http://www.evalaze.de/en/Evalaze/Download/).

Thats funny he took my advice;
Cameyo now comes pre-Cameyo'ed

havent tested using dotnet yet
but on its own it behaves just as before.

Cameyo website looks nice
tho I think he plagirised Crownixx's "best practice" speech a little-bit
in his documentation.