One more (smaller) issue:
If I run Toad this way, does it still write to the registry of the client PC on which I run PortableApps with Toad?
I ask this, because the client PC at one of my customers it blocked pretty solid.
So for any value to be written to the registry I’ll have to go begging their IT people…
(Yep, it’s weird, I can support their engineering application & database, but a simple registry edit on the client PC is apperently too risky…)
The Cameyo home web page answers this – so the host registry is supposedly
a non-issue:
Application virtualization
A virtual app (or portable app) is a single .EXE file that holds an entire
application, including files, DLLs and registry. Virtual apps can be copied &
moved around like regular files and launched from anywhere without installation:
home, office, Dropbox, USB disk-on-key, laptop, network shares. With Cameyo’s
app virtualization, you can take your apps and data with you, anywhere.