khedron

WinSnap is another small screenshot program. It comes with very few options, so is easy to use from the off. I have only used it for a few days, though, so any shortcomings of the program are invisible to me.

I suppose that the program would work on all computers as if you had copied it to the memory stick manually. However, I'm guessing that the features such as "Printing, scanning, and thumbnails for .PDN files in Explorer" would only be present on the computer you originally installed it on, as that would be the only computer that had the .PDN dlls registered. Maybe even not on that computer unless your memory stick was plugged in, since Explorer would have to access the .dlls to use them.

That's okay, I'll just open the files from within P.NET. Thanks for the prompt reply.

I went overboard this Christmas, bought myself a 1GB memory stick. Started putting programs on it from the Portable Application Collection and others. Trouble is, there seem to be no good image editing programs in there. At least, as good as Paint.NET. My question is, what does Paint.NET need to run? Could I, in theory, copy the Program Files directory straight onto my memory stick and run it from there? (Assuming .NET 1.1 and 2.0 on the other computer.) Or does it require registry keys or other registration? Thanks for your time.