Update & suggestion

[bioruebe]

Update & suggestion

[Bioruebe]

Thanks for your suggestion, updating innounp is planned for the next beta release.

This version actually is portable (e.g. it doesn't save files to progam files dir), a 'real' installer will be added with the first stable release. Also, the naming has to be changed then to make it distinguishable from other inofficial versions.

[mikhoul]

BTW: I've posted here: http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=22469&sid=3a70f8db57cd98858881c823d942dc43&p=78584#p78584 where lot of people where happy to discover your fork. 😊

[lorenzogatti]

Possibly worth supporting: archives and self-extracting executables made by a semi-popular (but a bit old) freeware Japanese compression tool called DGCA (http://www.emit.jp/).
There are a GUI tool (which supports English and other languages) and a command line one, similarly to 7-Zip.

[AndhikaWB]

Just a suggestion, using exeinfope or peid will create a registry on HKCU\Sofware\PEiD and HKCU\Software\EXEiPE (doesn't exactly remember the name). Could you make this software fully portable by moving this registry to a file? Just like a PortableApps.com launcher

[mikhoul]

@AndhikaWB Look here it's done I think: http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2764

[AndhikaWB]

@mikhoul i already tried it, but it still creates a registry when it scan a file using exeinfope (using beta 1 of uni extract 2), haven't tried scan a file using peid (there is no option to switch between peid or exeinfope). Sorry for late reply and my bad english, im indonesian

[Bioruebe]

@mikhoul The version at portablefreeware.com is the same as this one, so sadly it doesn't solve the problem.

@AndhikaWB With the current commit I made it a bit more portable, as the registry entries are removed after the file scan. Avoiding them completely seems to be a bit difficult... But at least the traces are now removed (only if the registry keys did not exist before, UniExtract should not delete user settings).

[fanfan54old]

@Bioruebe Hi, great work! I suggest you to update innounp to the version 0.47 from Sourceforge, if you have time