Ok this is a just a little start on TightVNC Portable. In this release there is the tightvnc viewer and Server. I portablized both and I just need testers to check if anything is caught or not. I personally only noticed registry changes but there might ne something else I missed
Without Further ado here is TightVNC Portable
http://linkprophecy.com/node/2
Excellent
im just testing it now..
Here's the list. I confirmed the list be deleteing the keys and running the client and server. Keys were recreated. (A local copy of TightVNC has never been installed on my test machine.)
I'm not 100% sure of this, but I think you can ignore the last five keys listed. If you take care of the first five listed, the last five won't show up in the registry.
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Hmm I'll give it a try. but I don't think registry keys from HKCU\AppEvents can be deleted from a limited account under XP but I'll definetly add that.
as for [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL]
Thats already being done in the launcher for deleting that so no need to fix that portion. But I'll work on it on Monday and post an update on that
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The user account that created the keys has "full control" of said keys/values.
I saw your code for removing some of the keys. Is it working correctly if I can see those values in the registry after the app is stopped?
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Well the current registry functions worked for me on all my computers, What it does of the key ORL exists it backs it up as HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TightVNC-Portable-Backup
and after launcher once it finishes launch it moves the original key (After saving the portable version and deleting that value it moves back the backup version into original place. Can you confirm that....
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It sounds cool, and I would like to try it out, but I'm afraid your link is dead.
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could anyone who has it post it up or email it to me please
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Sorry about that, I am working on a New Version shortly
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until then could you post it up again?
sorry 4 bugging u
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