Rmdir /s /q "\PortableApps\SkypePortable\App\Skype\Phone.old" If exist "\PortableApps\SkypePortable\App\Skype\Phone.old" ( If exist "\PortableApps\SkypePortable\Data\Skype-Setup.exe" ( Innoextract.exe -s -d SkypePortable\App\Skype\ Skype-Setup.exeĮcho Check if update file is located in Data folder Now we need to extract the content of it by using the InnoExtract utility from Now we will download the Skype for Windows Desktop installation/setup file. In SkypePortable I've placed the batch file. I've created a small batch file to start my Portable Skype Version, but first we need to create the following file structure: SkypePortable This process might not be wanted if you've got a portable version. Skype-Setup.exe will be downloaded automatically by the application into the data folder, during the next start of skype, it will be checked if the file is there and start the update process. Now I want to share my findings on how to create a new portable version of Skype from version 8 on and even with an integrated update process. P.S.I just did some more investigation on the Skype-Setup.exe file and do some furhter tests. Restart PortableApps and use PortableSkype &) Compile script with NSIS and plase result to the F:\PortableApps\ PortableApps\SkypePortable\ folderĨ. Install NSIS (i think you know what is this $)Įxec 'Skype\Data\Skype.exe /datapath:" PortableApps\SkypePortable\Skype\Data" /removable'ħ. Copy files from c:\Program files\Skype\Phone folder to you new Skype\Data\ folderĥ. Create F:\PortableApps\PortableApps\SkypePortable\ Skype\Data\ĥ. Create SkypePortable folder like as F:\PortableApps\PortableApps\ SkypePortable\Ĥ. which would be handy when using a USB 1.1 port, seeing as how Skype.exe is a 25 MB file (version 3.0.0.190).ġ. hopefully that'll be fixed in a new release of the PortableApps menu.Īlso, it appears that Skype can't be compressed with UPX. I haven't found any way to customize the contents of the menu yet. If you put your Skype directory under PortableApps, it detects Skype.exe and adds that to the menu, instead of Skype.bat. The only problem I've run into is that you can't currently integrate this nicely into the PortableApps menu. Just run skype.bat to start Skype from your flash drive. Save that as skype.bat, and put it in the same directory as Skype.exe. Start skype.exe /datapath:"data" /removable Open Notepad, and enter the following off Make a subdirectory under the Skype directory called "data".ĥ. Copy Skype.exe to that directory (yep, just the one file).Ĥ. Make a Skype directory on your flash drive.ģ.
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