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snacdaws
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portable cmd

i was thinking that we could improve the portable cmd project so that it could run the commands without admin rights

just a thought

it is a free world so just post your opinion weather you like it or not it dosn't matter to me

i just want to know if it is possible

and i was thinking maybe the cmd we use would be acmd if you think it is possible i will then post the link

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Command Line Portable?

Did you mean Command Line Portable? If so, it works just fine without admin rights. The only things that require admin rights are the things the host operating system requires admin rights for, which we can't alter in a portable app. Note that some public PCs may be locked down so that only admins can access the command line.

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ok and i don't think so

i do however have a personal computer i own that the cmd can only be accessed by the admin BUT i can access most commands with acmd whitch requires no install but recently i could not acces those accessable commands that i could before

also i was wondering if you could send me a portable install temmplate of a program and a regular install of the same program because i want to know whereto put what when i make my own portable installable program

if you could that would be great

thanks in advance

i'm not wierd, i'm just different

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will try that program though

i will try that program though because i am not sure what you ment so i will try it anyway

i'm not wierd, i'm just different

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ACMD

the program acmd actually runs from the current drive and you can change the drive it uses just like the normal cmd

but cmd portable did none of the above stated things

i'm not wierd, i'm just different

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