Can i install my u3 apps on the PortableApps Suite
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As an experienced U3 user I must say Sorry but the simple answer is No.
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Is there anyway? I have a non u3 drive, however i noticed that there are some U3 apps that i will like to insall on my drive using portable apps or is there a way to install u3 on my drive?
U3 is a hardware and a software thing so you cant make a non-U3 drive into a U3 drive.
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It would depend on the app.
If the app was already portable and just ported over to u3 you can sometimes do it.
If it was designed from the start to be U3 dependent you can't, or at least not with out great difficulty.
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is here (works great on all my apps), besides it it easy to make a launcher.
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Na na na, come on!
yet again...false positve.
and yet again, unless it is confirmed my multiple different virus scanners, do not report it as an issue.
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You could add PAM to your U3 menu.
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Can anyone tell me the best way to install PAM on my u3? I have it on some of my other fdrives, but they're not u3 and I'd kind of like to give u3 a chance since I haven't had one before.
http://usb.smithtech.us/projects/autolauncher4u3.php
tool here:
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that was quick, I was going to check back tomorrow. haha, I'll try it out right now. I'm excited about it, I LOVE portableapps menu
so, then do I install PA on the U3 drive or the other?
when using autoloader it looks like I no longer can use the U3 apps, so it's that cut and dry? it's one or the other? I can't use both?
You can use both, but your U3 apps will not display in the PAM. on the same site you got the autoloader from, there is a Shortcut Creator for U3 that will allows your PortableApps.com applications to show up in your U3 menu.
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I have a program called U3 to EXE that claims to do just that. Never had a need to use it. I do know that if you rename a .up3 file to .zip, you can gain access to all the files and in the end, all you're really looking at is a "manifest" or container for a bunch of Dll's, INI's and an executable. (At least that is true of most U3 applications except Firefox for U3.)