This section presents a number of examples using the MS Windows Notepad application as the target application 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.
The Normal example gives a way to setup an application using JauntePE's "old" default runtime ini settings. Nothing has really changed other than the need to specify the launch ini settings, either in the same ini (as in the example) or in a separate "launch" ini.
The Normal2 example gives a way to setup an application using JauntePE's new recommended default runtime ini settings. The main difference between this approach and the "old" approach is the use of some new settings which allow for a better "virtualization" of the registry and file system presented to the application.
The Stealthier example builds on the Normal2 example and presents a different, and I believe better, approach to managing the "virtual" registry by using some new settings which allow for unwanted changes to be temporarily cached in the in-memory portable registry. This keeps the changes out of the system registry and the portable registry, leaving both as clean as possible while giving you a generic set of settings to start your portablization efforts with.
The Fastest example shows how to use the new discovery and logging facilities to come up with an optimal runtime ini, yielding application load and run times that are only marginally slower than the non-portablized version.
The FakeDrives example ?
The Special example ?