Feature list : Miscellaneous
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| - | | {{tc}} | builtin help and program information || {{yes}} rich text document (rtf) || {{yes}} ascii text document (txt) || {{yes}} html pages (html) || {{ | + | | {{tc}} | builtin help and program information || {{yes}} rich text document (rtf) || {{yes}} ascii text document (txt) || {{yes}} html pages (html) || {{yes}} Java help || {{yes}} html pages (htm) || {{tc}} | builtin help and program information || {{no}} separate ascii text document available || {{yes}} via Windows Mobile help system || {{yes}} html page (html) || {{yes}} html page (html) || || |
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| - | | {{tc}} | context sensitive help || {{no}} || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{ | + | | {{tc}} | context sensitive help || {{no}} || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{yes}} {{tip|Pressing the help key (F1) opens the help}} || {{no}} {{tip|however, the web-page says otherwise|text=note}} || {{tc}} | context sensitive help || {{no}} || {{yes}} {{tip|via Windows Mobile help system}} || {{no}} || || || |
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| {{tc}} | customizable language || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{yes}} || {{yes}} || {{no}} || {{tc}} | customizable language || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{no}} || {{yes}} || || | | {{tc}} | customizable language || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{yes}} || {{yes}} || {{no}} || {{tc}} | customizable language || {{no}} || {{yes}} || {{no}} || {{yes}} || || | ||
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| builtin help and program information | yes rich text document (rtf) | yes ascii text document (txt) | yes html pages (html) | yes Java help | yes html pages (htm) | builtin help and program information | no separate ascii text document available | yes via Windows Mobile help system | yes html page (html) | yes html page (html) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| context sensitive help | no | no | yes | yes Pressing the help key (F1) opens the help | no however, the web-page says otherwise | context sensitive help | no | yes via Windows Mobile help system | no | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| customizable language | no | yes | yes | yes | no | customizable language | no | yes | no | yes | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| languages | native: English | native: English additional: Danish (partially), Spanish (Argentina), French, Swedish | native:English additional:Afrikaans, Danish (embarrassing), Dutch, German, Greek, Finnish, French, Italian, Polish, Portugese, Russian, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Argentina), Turkish, Slovenian, Swedish | native: English, German | native: English | languages | native: English | native: English additional: French, German | native: English | native: Chinese, English | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| builtin solutions | yes not all levels ship with builtin solutions | no | yes not all levels ship with builtin solutions | yes not all levels ship with builtin solutions | yes not all levels ship with builtin solutions | builtin solutions | no | no | no | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| file type associations (optional) | no | no | no On pre-Vista Windows versions, the following file type associations are supported: .sls, .pak, .rdf, .lp0, .xsb, .sok, .sxl, .slc | no | no | file type associations (optional) | no | no | yes .sokomaze, .xsb, .sokohex, .hsb, .sokotri, .tsb, .sokosave Windows, Mac OS X | no On pre-Vista Windows versions, the following file type associations are supported: .xsb, .sok, .box | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| accessibility for portable version | no | no | no | yescompatible installation: yes system modification: no generated data: saves the files created in the removable device. | no | accessibility for portable version | yescompatible installation: yes system modification: no generated data: saves the files created in the removable device. additional: edition for mobile phone, java MIDP 2.0 only. | unnecessary handheld devices inherently portable | no | no | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Portable software
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
To be considered truly portable, a software program must:
- Not require any form of formal installation to be carried out on any computer before it can be used, with the release package only needing to be decompressed directly to removable media before use (if it has to be installed first, and requires it's files to be manually copied to removable media, it's clearly not designed to be portable!).
For example, software which is supplied as an InstallShield package could not be considered portable, though a ZIP archives containing an executable would be. - Settings are stored with, and can be carried around with, the software (i.e. they are written to the USB drive).
If the registry is used to store settings; the application's configuration isn't portable, and must be set up on every PC it is used on - Leaves a zero (or near-zero) "footprint" on any PC it's run on after being used.
i.e. All temporary files/registry settings should be removed once the program has exited, and files created by the user can be saved directly to the same removable media as the application is stored on.
Generally, smaller utility/toolkit software is inherently fairly portable; though larger applications are sometimes changed in order to allow a portable versions to be released (e.g. FirefoxPortable)
