U3 format

eagle1 · **U3 format -** 21-07-2006, 01:03 AM

It would be great if the WinApp was available in U3 format. U3 is a new USB drive technology which allows you to run apps directly from the U3 USB drive.

This would require the settings to be saved in a text file instead of the registry, but I couldn't imagine that being too difficult to convert to.

What do you guys think?

Ryan Lederman · 21-07-2006, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by eagle1

It would be great if the WinApp was available in U3 format. U3 is a new USB drive technology which allows you to run apps directly from the U3 USB drive.

Actually, in theory this can already be done with the current WinApp. The Windows Registry Editor (regedit.exe) has the ability to import and export registry data saved in .REG files.

A person could export their HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Kayako\LiveResponse key to a .REG file on their USB device, and when they came to a new computer where they wanted to use the WinApp from the USB drive, they would simply execute the .REG file and the contents would be merged in to the computer's registry, thus applying the settings.

Regards,

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eagle1 Offline New Member Posts: 2 Join Date: Jul 2006	U3 format - 21-07-2006, 01:03 AM It would be great if the WinApp was available in U3 format. U3 is a new USB drive technology which allows you to run apps directly from the U3 USB drive. This would require the settings to be saved in a text file instead of the registry, but I couldn't imagine that being too difficult to convert to. What do you guys think?