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Portable Apps Menu size

Submitted by taekimon on April 23, 2008 - 11:14am

is there anyway to change the size of the menu?

I'm running portable apps on my eeePC and when i start the portable apps, the menu pops-up and occupies alomst half the screen estate. Am hoping to find a way to reduce the size of the menu so that it can fit nicely in a 800x480 puny screen. Thanks!

My flash drive icon has been stolen!

Submitted by doomsdaydave11 on April 15, 2008 - 7:37pm

Don't get me wrong, PortableApps is amazing-- just what I have been looking for. All of the softwares that come with it I use on a daily basis. (Besides maybe winMd5Sum lol) But I noticed that portable apps took the name of my drive, changing it to "PortableApps" instead of "DDISK" and then changed the icon to the PortableApps logo. Is there any way to change it back?

Thunder B., FF won't launch, etc.

Submitted by Fred Noonan on April 14, 2008 - 4:32pm

Problems:

1. Fire Fox won't launch
2. Thunderbird won't launch
3. Clam antivirus will not connect to get virus defs.

All my other Portable Apps. will launch correctly.

I have downloaded and installed each of the problem apps. several times. The same problems continue.

I use Portable Apps Base, and a PNY, 1 GB thumb drive.

Any ideas? I am frustrated.

Ditch the custom paths

Submitted by Bruce Pascoe on April 13, 2008 - 5:55pm

Would it be possible to ditch the custom path options in the INIs? Right now PAF launchers are too complicated with all the app-specific folder paths read from the INI, making the launcher very hard to templatize in the same fashion as the installer currently is.

Since it seems nobody uses the custom paths anymore (not even me, as OCD as I am when it comes to stuff like that...) and using an INI at all breaks DefaultData thanks to the feature (meaning DefaultData gets disabled even if all I want to do is turn off the splash!), wouldn't it make sense to just remove it...?

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