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any one tells me how to make portables using Delphi?


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ashraf,

maybe there are some problems (language barrier) while communicating.

You can use (at your choice) C, C++, C# Delphi or whatever other compiler to create a portable app.

ANY compiled app is "portable" UNLESS it writes info on hardcoded places OR uses the Registry without being "self-registering" AND as long as it is distributed with (if needed) "peculiar" or "custom written" .DLL's.

Of course using only "base" .DLL's or however ony those included by default in the intended target OS avoids harassing the final user (that needs to get the runtimes) and reduces size of the setup, a typical (negative in my opinion) example are these nifty small apps that need .NET installed.

The big question is then:

Can you write a program?

If the answer is yes, than you already know how to write your app in such a manner that it can be "portable".

If the answer is no, then you need to learn how to write a program, and by the time you will be able to do that you will also get to know how to make it portable.

If, on the other hand, you need to make portable an existing app, simply check the portableapps site, you will find that a large number of the "converted" apps simply use the NSIS installer to install the app and uninstall it "on the fly":

http://portableapps.com/

jaclaz

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