Hello,
is it possible to disable the splash screen for all applications on Portable Apps?
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In the AppNamePortable folder, go to Other, and then Source, and you will find an AppNamePortable.ini. You can then copy that to your AppNamePortable folder. Open the INI file and change the "DisableSplashScreen=false" entry to "true". Unfortunately you must do this individually for each application. Also, it is necessary to use the application's own INI. For example, I must use Firefox Portable's INI for Firefox Portable. I can't use Thunderbird Portable's INI file.
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Hope to have helped.
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OK thanks it helped
Windows XP SP2
Thunderbird 2.0 Portable
Firefox 3.0
i try to edit the AppsPortable.ini based on the instruction to change the disablesplash=false to "true". And i still get the splash appear everytime i open my application.
-Dee
are you talking about and could you post the content of you ini?
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Did you moved the ini file to the location where the application exe file is placed? The ini delivered ist just an example, and id doesnt have a affect in the location where it was delivered.