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Hello

Yes, i give you the authorization to integrate my software ClearProg.
But you don't earn money with the integration of my Software.

ClearProg is use portable after the install on the usb-stick.
You can also copy the installfolder to a usb-stick.
ClearProg use only windows-own-files and only the
programm-files in the programmfolder of ClearProg.
For mobile use you should before create a
ClearProg.ini in the programmfolder (on the stick) and set
the value "UseIni=1" in the section "[ClearProg]"
Then ClearProg use on Start this ini in the programmfolder
and you can use this mobile.
The Configuration are saved in this ClearProg.ini.

If you have question please sent me a mail.


Greets Sven

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From: "Lolo S."
Sent: Monday, June 29, 2009 10:02 AM
To: <Sven>
Subject: Integrate ClearProg into Liberkey

>
> Hello Sven,
>
> First of all, I would like to thank you for your great and simply
> software.
>
> I don't know if you know the Liberkey (see http://www.liberkey.com/en/)
>
> LiberKey groups a lot of free software. True "swiss army knife", it offers
> local and/or portable use.
> * Local use (directly installed in a hard disk directory)
> Why install more than 200 software if they are available in one step via
> LiberKey ?
> Best Open Source or Freeware have been selected in order to match most
> practical needs (OpenOffice, FireFox, Filezilla, Gimp, Videolan,...). They
> have been grouped under categories in order to facilitate the search and
> the execution of the desired software.
> * Portable use (installed on USB key, external hard drive, music player
> such as iPod, ...)
> It is possible because these software have been made portable. For
> example, LiberKey installed on your portable device can be plugged in any
> computer.
> Immediately you have under hand all your familiar tools.
> * How ? By a simple click on LiberKey icon systray
>
> I think it would be really nice if your software could be integrated into
> this software.
> For this, you have to give to Liberkey's group members the authorization
> to integrate your software.
> And ideally, your software have to be portable (but not necessary)
> Do you think it would be a good idea?
>
> Thanks in advance for your answer and have a nice day.
>
> Lolo.
>

Merci slolo pour la demande que tu as faite auprès de l'auteur, mais normalement c'est Opendev qui s'en charge pour faciliter la centralisation des autorisations et la gestion des intégrations.

Je pense de toute manière qu'il enverra lui même un courriel à l'auteur, ne serait-ce que pour le remercier officiellement de son accord.

... si l'intégration à la compilation se fait, ce qui semble déjà bien engagé.