Something similar to your testing point is when I experiment with a potential upgrade. For example, when LibreOffice launched v7. I can "install" v7 to a separate folder to play with it. I can also make a copy of v6 folder and extract v7 on top to test if the upgrade would be smooth, etc.
Another use case is having separate sets of settings for an app beyond what it provides internally and without having to create another Windows user account. For example, you can have separate visual styles/themes for different uses of the same flexible app.
Another use case is having separate sets of settings for an app beyond what it provides internally and without having to create another Windows user account. For example, you can have separate visual styles/themes for different uses of the same flexible app.
Statistics: Posted by vevy — Mon Sep 07, 2020 10:26 am