I have an autostart file in the root of my portable drive which runs pstart on startup. Pstart in turn starts up my portable thunderbird, Pass2Go and FireFox, can you tell me if it is possible to disable the splash screens in the portable applications on this site? Is there a setting that can be simply changed to disable this.
Thanks, Simon
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It's in the ini, dude. People really should read the documentation before posting these questions.
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Thanks, it was missing from my ini file and I must have overlooked it in the readme so for that I apologise.
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Here is my ini file but the splash screen is still being displayed:
[PortableThunderbird]
ThunderbirdDirectory=thunderbird
ProfileDirectory=profile
PluginsDirectory=plugins
UserProfileDirectory=userprofile
AdditionalParameters=
AllowMultipleInstances=false
SkipChromeFix=false
SkipCompregFix=false
WaitForThunderbird=false
ThunderbirdExecutable=thunderbird.exe
DisableSplashScreen=true
GPGPathDirectory=gpg
GPGHomeDirectory=gpg
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In the same directory (folder) as the PortableFirefox.exe launcher (not firefox.exe)? It will not work anywhere else. You have to move it to the exact same folder.
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It will work in the following places:
the directory where portablethunderbird.exe is, which we'll call ${EXEDIR}
\${EXEDIR}\
\${EXEDIR}\PortableThunderbird\
\${EXEDIR}\PortableApps\PortableThunderbird\ (where I keep mine)
Here's the code snippet from PortableThunderbird.nsi (PortableThunderbird.exe's source file):
!define NAME "PortableThunderbird" ... ;=== Find the INI file, if there is one IfFileExists "$EXEDIR\${NAME}.ini" "" CheckSubINI StrCpy "$INIPATH" "$EXEDIR\" Goto ReadINI CheckSubINI: IfFileExists "$EXEDIR\${NAME}\${NAME}.ini" "" CheckSubSubINI StrCpy "$INIPATH" "$EXEDIR\${NAME}\" Goto ReadINI CheckSubSubINI: IfFileExists "$EXEDIR\PortableApps\${NAME}\${NAME}.ini" ""Of course, this is explained in the readme.
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