I quote something I wrote on the Lazarus-CCR Wiki:
Installing Lazarus under Windows
The current releases of the Windows Lazarus binary packages install very
easily, and should work 'out-of-the-box'.
It is even possible to install the whole Lazarus/FPC package on a portable USB
drive (capacity at least 256 MB), for use in environments where you are not
allowed to install software on your Windows workstation or where you haven't
got administrator privileges. You do have to be a little careful about
adjusting the paths in the compiler and environment options and the fpc.cfg
file. It may also be necessary to keep the directory for test compilation on
your portable drive.
DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO SET UP RELATIVE PATHS IN THESE TAGS AND FILES, SO THAT
THE ADDRESSING WORKS WHEN YOU MOVE THE USB DEVICE TO ANOTHER MACHINE WHERE IT
HAS A DIFFERENT DRIVE LETTER?
It would be helpful to be able to make a single entry in the Environment
Options and Project Options rather having to change between E:\... and F:\...
if I move my USB drive from one windows machine to another.
Any ideas?
Regards - Chris
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