This section presents a number of examples using some of the MS Windows applications as the target applications to be portablized. Each presents a slightly different way of using the JauntePE feature set. These are by no means an exhaustive look at all of the possible ways to configure an application, or set of applications, for use. But they should at least give you an idea of the different and new ways to use this utility. The examples are given in most general case to most specific case order.
Please note that you must create the portable launchers for each example in order to see them in action. You can do this manually, by simply copying the JPEPortable.exe file (found in the Toolbox directory) to the appropriate example directory. Or you can do this using the JPE Builder utility.
The Notepad examples each give a different take on running a portablized MS Windows Notepad. They start with the most basic configuration and proceed to the most specialized. Included are examples of portable font use, various types of portable file system use, a "most stealthy" usage, a "fastest running" usage, and use of the identification and the new shell usage and fake drives capabilities.
The RegEdit examples together provide a general way of using a portablized MS Windows RegEdit to perform any manual maintenance on an application's portable registry.
The FreeCell example shows how to use the new "no annoyers" capabilities to prevent certain types of application behaviors.
The Explorer example shows how to use the new InjectOnly launch setting to apply the JauntePE runtime's features to an application's already running process or processes.