I would be interested in such a solution as well, since I just got a new
Laptop from
my employer with Windows Vista and no administrators rights to install
any new programs.
Interstingly enough, one exception is MikTeX, which can be installed in
the local users
directory without any
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LilyPond-Hilfe auch auf deutsch im http://www.lilypondforum.de/index.php
LilyPond-Forum .
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2008/4/12 Ben Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Start Run RegEdit? I know it exists in XP, so that should work.
No; the point is, you should have to be able to run LilyPond from the
USB stick *without* modifying the registry at all. Some applications
(look, for instance, at the portable version of
Greetings -
Has anyone been able to run LilyPond from/on a memory stick? I have a 16
Gb stick, and I'd like to run LilyPond from it, but I don't know what
problems I'm likely to encounter. The computers I plan to use both run
Windows XP SP2.
The stick is set up to run programs, but it looks for
2008/4/11 Palmer, Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Has anyone been able to run LilyPond from/on a memory stick? I have a 16
Gb stick, and I'd like to run LilyPond from it, but I don't know what
problems I'm likely to encounter. The computers I plan to use both run
Windows XP SP2.
The stick is
Start Run RegEdit? I know it exists in XP, so that should work.
On Friday 11 April 2008 16:25:14 Valentin Villenave wrote:
2008/4/11 Palmer, Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Has anyone been able to run LilyPond from/on a memory stick? I have a 16
Gb stick, and I'd like to run LilyPond from it,
