is there a way to have office 2007 on usb?

sorry i didn't know i thought it was for testing and legal so is fc portables all pirated ?

 

it proves that yes it can be done although it is a cut down version
so is it legal to use it to test or not

 

thanks so that disclaimer means nothing more than they're handing out pirated software ?

if i own the program am i legally allowed to make it portable ?

 

with ThinApp it is,


edit: licenses in place

 

VMWare ThinApp comes in at over 5k for the suite, so it's really gonna be your organization that buys it unless you have a big pocket book. It comes with VMWare Workstation so you can easily make your clean snap shots. (Clients are $39 but you still need at least one license of ThinApp suite.) After making a base snap shot you minimize ThinApp and install your program finishing with restoring the ThinApp window for it to make another scan or capture. You can then choose if you wish to isolate your app. Very simple and easy to use, most of my applications I've thinapped.

 

SoftPedia lists ThinApp at 39.00 gaurantes it to be Clean. No mention of the necessity for a Suite license. There is also a site on the internet listing it for the same price I believe the sites name is ThinApp. Not a RapidShare site. That being said the Suite License is as was said something like 6000. All the sites offering downloads of commercial software for no cost and testing are no doubt illegal unless the software is offered for free in the first place.

 

A ThinApp client only works with the ThinApp suite but not only that, a further requirement is the SnS - Support and Subscription which must also be purchased and there's two of them and 3 lengths - gold and platinum (1,2 or 3 year,) sending the minimum cost over $6000...Suite (+50 clients) 1 year gold SnS.

ThinApp is owned by VMWare and can either be purchased via them or a partner - reseller, authorized consultant.

@JRViejo

 

thanks Meriadoc

is VMware free?

 

Just tested it. Not bad at all. Though the app is a bit confusing, since it doesn't have the "baby step" style that thinapp uses. But is FREE!

I think there's a few leaks, but could be fixed by editing the configs. It's still in alpha, so overall, I'm really impressed.

Recorded myself testing this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYX8UyD4PsE

 

cool
may i ask a question?
can i do it with photoshop?

i have a legit photoshop copy , normal not extended

 

Hi Mantra, thinapp is expensive for individual use. If that's no concern to you then knock yourself out its a great tool to have and very easy to use, I'm fortunate that I didn't have to purchase it personally.

Have a look at the free alternatives mentioned. Btw you can also use WinRAR to make portable apps.

Photoshop

 

Sounds interesting, but how do you do it? A short (or long ) explanation would be highly appreciated.

 

but in the homepage there is the possibility to buy only thinapp

 

Johnny123, forgive me for being lazy - youtube

edit : another may be clearer

what your doing is putting everything into the exe so to speak which when launched the files will occupy a temp file. Very clean, very neat, launch from desktop, put them on usb.

 

Thank you! You're right, the other video is clearer. I had some trouble understanding the first guy.

 

Mmm, wondering if many here know about this tip, probably warrants a new thread.

I use to make all my portable apps with WinRAR before thinapp and still do for some, so easy and works well.