Cameyo for Windows

Pretty cool. I like how you can package apps for USB or browser. Sometimes virtualized programs won't work, but you need to try with different apps.

Great app!. Using this tool, you can make almost any application portable. This allowed me to put it on my USB drive, and even on my Dropbox.Now I surf the Internet with a portable Firefox I made with Cameyo and placed on my Dropbox. Everywhere I go, I can use my browser with my bookmarks, preferences, saved forms etc.Very nice! Pros: Make your apps portable rather than tying them to one specific computer Cons: Updating a portable app isn't simple enough

I Like it. This program scripts installing and running many windows applications. You simply start the capture before you install the application, and wait until it gives you the go ahead. It then creates an archive that will expand and run the application in your profile instead of the location the installer picked. Settings and saved files are then updated in this copy in your profile, so If you want to find files you save you may have to look in C:Documents and SettingsyouApplication DataVOSAppName. There are a few things I've tried that haven't quite worked -- for example if you package the Google Chrome browser, it won't let you install additional packages from the chrome web store after the Cameyo packaging. I believe this is because of the changed location of files, and is actually good for you, but it means that you have to plan ahead and install all of your application's plugins before you tell it that the install is done. Pros: Doesn't run the installer on every computer, so after it's packaged you don't have to be an admin to run it. Cons: Leaves a big footprint in your profile for the runtime application.