Portable App Development

Hello!

This my portable software:
http://www.languageindicator.com/

Language Indicator is a keyboard layout indicator. The program is freeware.
I will be happy to your suggestions, questions.

I'm trying the platform, and I was expecting substantial improvements in version 12 beta, then nothing.

If I can afford a few suggestions:

1) Adding configurations in the options menu:
 1a) StartMinimized = True
 1b) Similar to "RemainVisible = True" but with the option focus on (to be able to launch multiple applications in the foreground while maintaining the pitcher until you move out of it).
 1c) The list of applications that start automatically with the option to suspend them without deleting them from the list (example: dtaskmanagerportable \ dtaskmanagerportable.exe = 0)

This one guy posted in the forums asking to remove a prompt and I thought I'd comment out a few lines and post it for him.

[278]; Ask the user if they want to copy their profile locally
[279];MessageBox MB_YESNO|MB_ICONQUESTION `$(LauncherAskCopyLocal)` IDYES EndMessageBox1
[280];	MessageBox MB_OK|MB_ICONINFORMATION `$(LauncherNoReadOnly)`
[281];	Abort
[282];EndMessageBox1:

Application: DeSmuME
Category: Games
Description: DeSmuME (formerly known as YopYop DS) is a Free/Open source Nintendo DS emulator for AmigaOS 4, Linux, Mac OS and Windows. Its name is derived from emu (which is short for emulator), DS and ME.

Download DeSmuME Portable Development Test 2 [22.4MB download / 54.0MB installed]
(MD5: 4b20cb447cfc2f3635db8478a8976e3f)

I have configured and compile Tcl/Tk v8.60 on a USB flash drive that appears to work on whatever Windows 2000 and later operating system without leaving behind files. It's very nice to have a portable scripting language that also works with other portable apps such as Notepad++ and Console v2.00.

One of the Tcl/Tk Google+ community members has asked me to create a portable app version of the Tcl/Tk toolkit. Because I haven't created a true portable application (ie. installer, directory structure and so on) I am a reticent to say "yes". But, I'm willing to give it a go.

I'm currently working on a program called DocEar Portable and it has the option of relying on a PDF reader. In general, all it does is look at the ones installed on the system and then lets you pick, but I was able to track down the line in the preferences file and I was wondering if there was a way of using the custom.nsh file to see if Foxit or Sumatra Portable are installed and putting them in the preferences file by default. Below is the preferences part. Any help would be nice, if possible.

to create new, higher levels, consider adding a new color (dark green, light purple or lavender, etc.) or maybe a wild card (rainbow colored or sparking)

I'm the developer of WaveShop, and I wanted to reply to suggestions made by John T. Haller (via email in Feb.), and also apprise you of recent updates to the app; I hope this is the appropriate forum. John asked me about donations.

I know this is 'crazy' but still. Would the 'calling' PortableApp interfere with the 'called' PortableApp in any way ?

I was looking for a way to redirect reads certain registry keys. I found that detours can do it. But there was a problem: I need it for a commercial application, and detours are too expensive. Therefore I can not use cracked or pirated products. What alternative products can you recommend?
I would be grateful for any advice.