On Aug 27, 2014, at 10:34 PM, Terry Judd terry.j...@unimelb.edu.au wrote:
Make sure that you are using a quality USB stick as well. Some cheap and
nasty ones can be awfully slow.
Terry...
A good USB 3 flash drive will help eliminate some of the speed penalty with
flash vs a hard drive.
Thanks everybody for your advice on apps running on a flash drive!
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I have an app that was designed to run on the desktop on school computers,
which are mostly windows based. However, the app may have to run on flash drive
because of administrator's issues.
I know I will have to disable preferences that I had for the desktop version. I
have already tried my
Could you copy your app/stack to the hard disk
cache ot temp folder and run your app/stack from
this folder of the user computer?
Al
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Al
I have not tried or even thought of that. Is there a script that you can use
for windows that would automatically do that for the user when he double-clicks
on the exe file on the flash drive? Any scripts you can suggest would be
greatly appreciated!
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Charles,
InfoWallet is also designed to be run from a USB drive as well as from a hard
disk. There are a lot of advantages in doing so. The only limitation I see
running from a USB drive is how long it takes to load the data file or save the
data file. The larger the data file the longer it
Make sure that you are using a quality USB stick as well. Some cheap and
nasty ones can be awfully slow.
Terry...
On 28/08/2014 3:25 pm, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com wrote:
Charles,
InfoWallet is also designed to be run from a USB drive as well as from a
hard disk. There are a lot of advantages
