USB google earth?

[Cam H]

I have been doing research for the past few days on running google earth from my USB flashdrive but have been unsuccessful. I was wondering if this is infact, possible? And if so, how?

Thank you. :)

[ZeroBeat]

If everything fails vmware has released some software for virtualizing applications, you could try that? would give it a try myself but would take days to download google earth on this connection

[digip]

http://www.vmware.com/products/thinapp/

I don't have 5 grand though. I'll stick with manually creating portable apps. In Google Earth, if you can find all the dll files it uses and copy them + the google earth folder to a USB drive, you may be able to get it to run from a thumbdrive itself. Its a common practice for making apps portable, is that if you copy all the dll files from windows system folder to the main apps folder, the app often run from the folder the app resides in. In the case of Google Earth, I never tried it, but I have done it with things like Wireshark and Cain with no problems, so I see no reason you can't do it with Google Earth.

[sem1845]

i've got a demonoid link for a torrent that has Google Earth Pro v4.1.7

http://www.google.com

hope it works for you

[digip]

i've got a demonoid link for a torrent that has Google Earth Pro v4.1.7

http://www.google.com

hope it works for you

2 things. 1 why are you posting warez, and 2, what does that have to do with portable apps?

[sem1845]

1. to save the OP some work of creating a google earth portable that has already been created

2. it's a copy of said portable app that the OP is looking for

[DingleBerries]

Usually if you want to make a portable, not so much, application you would:

Install App.

Copy all the files to a different folder

Check for missing dlls and what not

copy dlls into said new folder

run exe and see if it works, if no then forget about it no reason to have it anyways

OR

Open installer with 7zip/WinRar

Copy ALL files to new folder

Use common sense/knowledge to know which files you need

Run the extracted exe.

You can usually extract dlls from the installer also that can be used in method 1

[Spacebar]

http://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en&q...earch&meta=

Google comes up with heaps of results.

[ZeroBeat]

Isn't this portable from the start? just got the folder from a friend and it works without a glitch?

[psydT0ne]

http://tinyurl.com/8vmvco