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Here's an attempt to fix the placement of thunderbird_localbackup.reg when using the ini.
http://www.madhatt.com/~bahamut/portableapps/PortableThunderbird_regfix.nsi
It was a simple fix, but it wouldn't compile (had an error on a line I didn't touch).
BTW, I'm not sure why the full link isn't shown.
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I already have a fixed version in test. There were a couple bugs of the original. I've added in a check for guest mode so that the registry errors won't occur either (since it isn't needed as TB can't update the registry either). There was also a bug with the restore code due to an odd 'feature' in NSIS Gotos that has been fixed. This update will be released on Wednesday.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
Will you post a link to just the updated binary, or do I have to download the entire PTB distribution? I have internet at home now, but it's dialup, and my bike has a flat tire so I can't get to the library much anymore.
Vintage!
It will be in the SourceForge downloads.
It was for Portable OpenOffice
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I see v1.1.1 beta 3 released 11/06/05.
And POOo's launcher v1.1.3 released in January.
So where is it? Wednesday was a week ago.
Vintage!
Maybe a SourceForge prob.
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PortaBlog is now officially out of beta!
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."