Portable App Development

There should be a way to create a completely portable version of Microsoft Visual Basic Express 2010. I think that if you used thinapp you could create a portable executable of the program. I already know of a portable version of Visual Basic Express 2008 that was created using thinapp. The link to it is here:
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This is the 2008 version. Judging by this, wouldn't it make sense that if you used the exact same method on the 2010 version of visual basic express, you could create a portable version of it? Could someone please try it and let me know?

I am having trouble finding how to use java portable. I need to compile *.java files to *.class files, and then run those *.class files from java portable.

I think it is illegal for me to make these software in PA.c Format, I'm a single person so I think PortableApps.com should ask Piriform for permission.

Software Licence Agreement

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- You may NOT resell, charge for, sub-license, rent, lease, loan or distribute the Product without our prior written consent. We reserve the right to withdraw any such consent (or part thereof) for any reason and without notice and to demand that you immediately cease any activity in respect of which permission is withdrawn.

The speedcrunch page states that speedcrunch would be english only, but both the appinfo.ini and the app itsself are multilingual.

Can someone please fix this on the Speedcrunch page?
Thanks.

Yesterday is appeared the app System Explorer Portable. For more details I looked in the file SystemExplorerPortable.ini and in the Data folder. Before the start of the app I find two things inside of the Data folder:

• a folder named "snapshots"
• a file named "config.ini"

In the file SystemExplorerPortable.ini I find the following lines of code

[DirectoriesMove]
snapshots=%PAL:AppDir%\System Explorer\snapshots

[FilesMove]
config.ini=%PAL:AppDir%\System Explorer

Since you've developed the portable app to use the archive compression power of 7za to compress ZIP and JAR archives, I'd like to suggest that this app be supported to recompress Android Application packages (.APK) as well.

I want to make portable the app streamWriter (http://streamwriter.org/en/). The goal of this app is to record music broadcasted by internet-radiostations. I have downloaded the file streamwriter.zip and extract it in the directory C:\streamwriter\, which contains the files streamwriter.exe and bass.dll. Afterwards I have created the file and directory layout according to the PortableApps.com Format™ Specification.

Afterwards I arrange some questions regarding the creation of a *.paf.exe file.

Portable Apps has really been a blessing for many of us who have to work on computers other than our own. However, I would like to see PA go a step further in the creation of an entire portable OS.

I am aware that it is very close to that now, and I'm sure that there are those that will argue with me and say that it is it's own OS, but what I'm referring to is an OS, so complete that it is similar to XP Mode in Windows 7.

Hi guys, I've been reading through the various forum topics about splash screens, but there still is no definitive topic about adding splashes to apps.

Some of the topics I read:

https://portableapps.com/node/9580
https://portableapps.com/development
https://portableapps.com/node/1553

Introducing Codec_Pack_for_CoolPlayerPlus_Portable_2.19.2.paf.exe and iTunesLike_Skin_for_CoolPlayerPlus_Portable_2.19.2.paf; two minor CoolPlayer+ enhancements giving your portable CoolPlayer+ a revamp.

Codec_Pack_for_CoolPlayerPlus_Portable_2.19.2.paf.exe is a plug-in containing several input codecs for CoolPlayer+ some of which include such formats as .aac, .wma, Lossless audio, even .bonk and support for CD playback.