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PBP X-Men vs. Street Fighter. I can't help you with game-related issues- you'll have to do some research into your problem with your search engine of choice; it isn't a portable app issue, it's a ePSXe issue, so perhaps their forums would have a better answer? Though you are correct, it does sound like a plugin issue at least for the sound problem. You're halfway there, in that if you're doing those things already yourself, you can portablize it on your own as that's all the PortableApps Launcher does- exactly what you already do.

Mind you, you'd only have to run 1 executable the launcher and it does the rest as far as that goes I'm not trying to debate which emulator is better or worse, as it's a matter of opinion. I apologise if I came across that way. Unfortunately, I find the documentation for the Launcher and Installer, the Format, etc. I kept looking at examples and tried to figure out why things did what they did, and what exactly had to go where.

It took a lot of 'head-butting' so to speak, trying to almost force myself to understand. It gets easier with practice. So I encourage you to start learning on your own, but in the meantime, I will look at it and give you help as required.

You aren't the only one who needs to stop writing long posts. Dealing with the Registry. The Launcher 2. Instead of jumping in head-first, so to speak, I usually lay out the directories and sample files of what needs to go where the Format , with comments telling me what needs to go in what file and where, etc. I have a sample AppNamePortable set up with all the possible files and heavy commenting, so I can just change some things here and there, and refer back to other launchers.

As mentioned earlier, the program can emulate a wide range of TI calculators, some of which are commonly used for complex calculations. The availability of functions you can access will depend on the version of WabbitEmu TI Calculator Emulator installed on your computer. The setup process is user-friendly, and comes with on-screen instructions. To get the ROM file, you can choose from two different options.

From the pop-up menu, you can reset the calculator, run the setup wizard, take screenshots of the UI, etc. The program delivers a high-quality simulation of the calculator based on a simple ROM image.

With the clean interface, it becomes easier to perform calculations, statistics, etc. The setup wizard comes with various on-screen prompts to properly upload the ROM file, access the settings, make calculations, and perform other tasks. Running a program from the drive directly may not work -- and may crash your calculator if the program does any of the following:.

To avoid crashes it is recommended to simply transfer the file with the prgm button instead. You can also delete the Cesium application from within Cesium. Download fasmg, available near the bottom of this page. Place fasmg in the project root or add it to the global path.

Make a bug report here. Source code is available here. Skip to content. Star