Radish

Okay, I looked in the ini file and see the entry "PortableMode=1" so I take it that it's now portable. Many thanks.

Thanks. Do you have any plans to make that so in the future? It really is a very useful thing to be able to do and I think it would prove very popular for ImgBurn. Downloads would go up and maybe donations might come in a bit better. I did read somewhere else on the forum that you said that really if you want to store off files at different times then people might just as well use a flash drive - which is I think a fine approach to take - but I'm sure a great many people wouldn't necessarily agree with that point of view and would really prefer to be using multisession DVD's\CD's. I'm only trying to persuade in case you are considering multisession for the future.

Okay, thanks. So I launched ImgBurn in the following way using a command prompt: Once that was done, on closing ImgBurn it did write an ImgBurn.ini to its 'install' location. Having now done that does that mean that from now on to use ImgBurn as a portable I need only double-click ImgBurn.exe (as one would normally do to launch an app) and it will run as a portable? Does it now also mean that it is safe to delete ImgBurn entries in the registry?

Hi, I'm a total newbie to ImgBurn. I just downloaded ImgBurn 2.5.8.0. Is it possible to use ImgBurn as a portable application? If it is possible, how does the user make it portable?

Hi, I'm a total newbie to ImgBurn. I just downloaded ImgBurn 2.5.8.0. Can this version of ImgBurn make multisession DVD's/CD's (like Nero can)? If it can make such DVD's/CD's how does the user do that?