A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

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A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 29 September 2014, 13:42

Is there a tutorial how to create portable apps using the LiberKey Portabilizer? I looked through the portabalizer documentation but there is no straightforward guide of how to do this.
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby Dji » 29 September 2014, 13:47

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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 29 September 2014, 17:17

OK, i am trying to make a portable app from Kindle for PC and this is what i managed to achieve so far:

I downloaded the application template and extract it to MyApps folder and renamed the files to KindleForPC:

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Then i copy the installation files from:
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C:\Program Files\Amazon\Kindle

to
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E:\PortableApps\LiberKey\MyApps\KindleForPC\App\KindleForPC


and i copy the user data files from:
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C:\Users\xxxx\AppData\Local\Amazon\Kindle

to
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E:\PortableApps\LiberKey\MyApps\KindleForPC\Data\Kindle


Also exported the registry from
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Amazon
and put the .reg file in
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E:\PortableApps\LiberKey\MyApps\KindleForPC\Data


Then i edited the KindleForPC.lpf and KindleForPC.bat files and changed where it says MyApplication to KindleForPC:

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<LiberKeyAppLauncher version="0.7">
   <AppInfo>   
      <Name>KindleForPC</Name>
      <LocalExeName>KindleForPC.cmd</LocalExeName>
      <ExePath>App\KindleForPC\KindleForPC.cmd</ExePath>
      <TmpDir>LBK_KindleForPC</TmpDir>
      <!-- Uncomment line below to send a command line to MyApplication.cmd -->
      <!--
      <AdditionalParameters>--CommandLineSendedToKindleForPC</AdditionalParameters>
      -->
   </AppInfo>
</LiberKeyAppLauncher>


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..\..\LiberKeyTools\LiberKeyPortabilizer\LiberKeyPortabilizer.exe %CD%\KindleForPC.lpf /lkpend


When i start KindleForPC.bat file these two command prompt windows appear:

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But when i press a key to continue the windows just exits and nothing happens.
Obviously i am doing something wrong but i am not sure what.
I hope someone can assist me.
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 30 September 2014, 10:28

Any help? I don't have much experience in this stuff and the source files of the apps that are on the site can not be opened so i can't see examples.
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby Dji » 30 September 2014, 11:10

Based on my previous message, please have a look at my example for Background Switcher

Read particularly the Registry and AppData sections into lpf file.

Please also notice the path saved into registry entries and configuration files (use your own token like "_LBK_ROOT_" and use it into your lpf file)
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 30 September 2014, 16:37

I changed my .lpf file and include only the mandatory nodes, just to see if it will create the launcher, but when i start KindleForPC.bat it just launching the program:

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<LiberKeyAppLauncher version="0.7">
   <AppInfo>   
      <Name>KindleForPC</Name>
      <LocalExeName>Kindle.exe</LocalExeName>
      <ExePath>App\KindleForPC\Kindle.exe</ExePath>
      <TmpDir>LBK_KindleForPC</TmpDir>
   </AppInfo>
</LiberKeyAppLauncher>


If the .lpf file contains only the main nodes should it still create the launcher, or i have to add something else in the file?
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby Dji » 30 September 2014, 21:40

Please try to start an exe, not a cmd, as notepad.exe ! ;-)
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 01 October 2014, 09:27

Can you, please, create portable app from Kindle for PC and upload the .lpf file? It will be from great help to see the example:

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http://filehippo.com/download_kindle_for_pc
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby Dji » 01 October 2014, 10:07

Please consider we can't provide any "official" (provided by Liberkey team) lpf files without considering copyrights and trademarks concerns and we haven't any time for this and to make lpf files for the moment, sorry.

Kindle format is supported by Calibre, did you try it indeed ?
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Re: A guide to make portable apps with LiberKeyPortabilizer?

Postby emil9782 » 01 October 2014, 12:14

I have already Calibre, but the point is that i want to learn how to use Lybre portabilizer to make portable apps for my self. But i guess without getting enough support this will not be possible for people like me who don't have much experience in creating portable apps.
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