#Microsoft office portable app install#

The fact that everything is written into registry and read out from there even though no checks are done is the many problem. Most part off it should work without installation. Siemens software as is is a mess you are right, but that is an excuse for not getting things portable.

#Microsoft office portable app install#

It was a nice idea this is right but for the most customers no a good solution.ДЄs mentioned there are portable apps out there which only install a driver if needed. Not Ethernet protocols installed, no special HW Drivers installed, no OS Services installed and integration in the security SW on the system.

Most of the portable apps have no dependency to the Operation System in a dimension like the Siemens SW. this might even solve some installation issues of Siemens stuff clashing with other brands / Windows drivers.ДЇirst i was thinking you talk about a portable app now you talk about installing this, installing thatДЄnd how you control which install part can work with which Portable part?ДЄnd the bundle with putty is not a really god example there is only a exe with commandlines started but between Step7 and WinCC you have a lot mor complicate interface like that. It would be most helpful if there was an easy to follow advisement from Siemens to explain how virtual environments could be configured to have cross-generation softwares run on a machine if required.Д®ven making a complete (and licensed) virtual environment including engineering tools may be a commercial option. You sometimes need to work on multiple softwares for a factory wide project and not being able to run those smoothly on one computer is a problem.Д®xpert knowledge is not always at hand to avoid these unwanted situations (cloning knowledgeable people as assistants are not yet perfected / not legal. When I read this topic, I think the issue that is getting to is not so much the 'portable application' as the installation of various softwares that render each other useless.