I always create portable programs so as to bring all my applications with the various settings around with me, and on all the PCs I use, bring back the favorite apps configured as if it were on my PC. Until a few years ago I was using in program, WinThinClient but with the latest versions of Windows does not work, but I found a viable alternative called Cameyo.Ĭameyo is a program for Windows that allows you to create a portable version of any program for Windows and then take it with you on the external hard disk or USB stick. In this article we will see how Cameyo is used to create a portable application in just a few minutes. I've had some luck manually hacking the user.cfg file by putting it in the bin directory, but it breaks too easily.If you like to carry your applications anytime, anywhere and on any PC, then you have to download or create your own Portable application so as to move it on all the computers you want with the settings, graphics and version that you use on your home PC even at home of the friend or in the office user.cfg expects absolute paths and there is no prior knowledge what the host computer will call the usb. I've been experimenting with a more portable build where macros and preferences could travel on the USB but I still have some problems. I use the x86 build for my portable because it will work on x86 and 圆4, and not the other way around.
It's on my list but if mariusz has problems it would work closer to the top. dll's can be found in the bin directoryįor the 圆4 dev snapshots (built w/ VS2013 (which is VC 12) they are different and I haven't figured out which ones are required (and the 圆4 ones are from VC 9 which won't work). The x86 dev snapshots (built w/ VS2008 (which is VC 9) if you have x86 release installed the required.
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