Hi !
Anyone knows if Limewire are portable ?
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May i suggest a use of the search feature prior to asking this question? It has been discussed many times in several threads. Please refer to one of the other threads for this info.
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Thanks for your tip.
with a Java developer. We're changing the absolute paths to relative. He's doing the Java and I'm doing the NSIS launcher.
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It looks good.
But I can't remember where I got it from. It creates a folder in %appdata% that it later moves back to my portable device. Also, I checked the registry and did not see anything. But if you (rmccue) are working on it, I'm guessing that you are going to include the java runtime as well. Am I right on this?
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with a Java developer who is going to un-hardcode the paths.
Maybe, once John gets his server up, but it should be able to access it from CommonFiles or whatever.
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