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The base application's source code is available from the portable app's
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homepage listed in the help.html file.
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Details of most other things are available there as well.
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LICENSE
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This package and its launcher are released under the GPL. The launcher is the
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PortableApps.com Launcher, available with full source and documentation from
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http://portableapps.com/development. We request that developers using the
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PortableApps.com Launcher please leave this directory intact and unchanged.
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USER CONFIGURATION
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(For this section, AppNamePortable is the executable base file name, normally
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the App ID of the package.)
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Some configuration in the PortableApps.com Launcher can be overridden by the
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user in an INI file next to AppNamePortable.exe called AppNamePortable.ini. If
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you are happy with the default options, it is not necessary, though. There is
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an example INI included with this package to get you started. To use it, copy
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PortableApps.comLauncher.ini from this directory to AppNamePortable.ini next to
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AppNamePortable.exe. The options in the INI file are as follows::
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AdditionalParameters=
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DisableSplashScreen=false
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RunLocally=false
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(There is no need for an INI header in this file; if you have one, though, it
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won't damage anything.)
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The AdditionalParameters entry allows you to pass additional command-line
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parameters to the application.
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The DisableSplashScreen entry allows you to run the launcher without the splash
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screen showing up. The default is false.
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The RunLocally entry allows you to run the portable application from a read-
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only medium. This is known as Live mode. It copies what it needs to to a
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temporary directory on the host computer, runs the application, and then
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deletes it afterwards, leaving nothing behind. This can be useful for running
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the application from a CD or if you work on a computer that may have spyware or
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viruses and you'd like to keep your device set to read-only. As a consequence
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of this technique, any changes you make during the Live mode session aren't
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saved back to your device. The default is false.
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There may be other values also permitted in the user configuration file by the
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portable application; refer to help.html for any details of them.
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