Note that I am launching the proper Firefox Portable launcher file - i.e. So once I have the batch file constructed I just make a shortcut to the batch file and always launch Firefox Portable via that shortcut (which launches the batch file, which then runs the code).
Start "" "E:\PORTABLES\Firefox \FirefoxPortable.exe" REM and its child processes, launched by the batch. REM (and any child process it also launches). REM The above paths will now be used for temp files for the program below REM Now set the system paths to use those locations for temp files. REM folders already exist it won't be a problem for the batch file. REM Create the folders you want temp files to be written into.
AUDACITY ASSIGN HOTKEY TO CODE
So, let's say for Firefox Portable, I use the following batch code to force Firefox to write TEMP/TMP files into the ramdisk location: Beauty of it is that the re-direction is only in force for the program that is launched by the batch file - though the redirection also applies to any child process that the program might also launch. Nowadays I use that information for several programs, portable and non-portable on system, to force them to write their temp files into a ramdisk. If you have a spare half-hour it might be worth your while to read through that thread and pay particular attention to what is being said about launching programs via a batch file where the batch file sets the location of the TEMP and TMP directories for the particular program being launched via the batch file. Then I found this thread on mozillaZine forums: Force Folder "mozilla-temp-files" to a Ramdisk? Years ago I had the same kind of issue with Firefox Portable still writing some files into locations in the system TEMP folder. I don't use Audacity but I do see what your problem is with Audacity and files written into the system TEMP and TMP folders. removable drive that is not present the whole time). Maybe there's a simpler, but more radical solution: If It's not just AudacityPortable, but all other Application you use, you can simply change the systemwide TEMP settings (+ -> Advanced System Settings -> Advanced -> Enviroment Variables.).īe careful not to assign a nonexistend directory (e.g. Maybe you have to adapt the remaining FileWriteNs) (I'm not completly shure, if the Launcher handles the step in FileWrite1 to FileWrite3 genrously, if you comment that section out. That would remove the PA.c Launcher's handling of the temp folder, keep that in mind, if you copy your AudacityPortable Folder to a pendrive to use it portably.
(located in the folder \AudacityPortable\App\AppInfo\Launcher\).įile=%PAL:DataDir%\settings\AudacityPortableSettings.iniĬhange Value= to the directory on your D drive (that would kind of hard code it and revert any changes you make in audacity itself). To change that handling, you can edit the AudacityPortable.ini
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