Perhaps if you could have a "discover" mode, that would behave like the current way - handy for the initial setup of eXpresso - and a "normal" mode, that would accept the system's default associations for file types not already set up in eXpresso.Īlso, the Help (Instructions) needs more work, and there should be some information on every function somewhere, even if only on your web page. For myself, there are many times when it's OK to use the host computer's associations and generally, I know the types of files that I want my PortableApps to open. I'm not sure I like the use of the double-click on every file to invoke eXpresso. This would really make this app SO much easier to work with. You wouldn't need to do much modding of the individual preferences windows, just size them the same and put them as tabs in a single window. I suggest a single user interface window that you can open from the first menu level. There are hotkeys, but I won't use this often enough to learn them by heart. To open a preferences window takes one right-click and two left clicks, and then to switch to a different one, all that again. That being said, I think that the various preferences windows are too disconnected to be practical. I was concerned that apps like this would stop developing with the promise of adding file associations to the platform (which I don't expect to realistically happen any time soon). Added drive letter update for Data\Linkįirst, I want to say that this is a much-needed utility.I'll add this in the help.html file in the next version. lnk files you want to show up on the Right Click -> Send to sub menu. To use the SendTo Convey feature, just open up the folder in Data\Links and drop any. lnk files that I forgot to add the driver letter updating code I worked so hard on. Quick update, I seemed to have gotten too caught up in creating the array to store the. No modifications will be made to the host system, all monitoring of file launches, all settings and all dependencies are contained in the eXpresso directory. Description: While active, eXpresso allows the user to associate files to applications on a portable device such as a USB flash drive or an iPod in disk mode, with a standard double click.
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