Click the application that you wish to package and click Next.ġ6. The Entry Point is basically the list of applications that have been detected by the Postscan. You will be asked if the application is completely installed.

The Postscan will scan your computer and pick up on changes that have been made to the system since the Prescan. Back at the Thinapp Capture click Postscan. If you are installing another application that requires a reboot, go ahead and reboot the system and Thinapp Capture will start up automatically once you’re logged back in.ġ3. For example I would change the default cache size down to 150MB. Go ahead and install Firefox and make any changes that you wish to carry into the Thinapp. I’ve already downloaded the install files for Firefox.ġ2. After the Prescan is finished we are notified to install the application that we wish to capture. When we click on Prescan, the application will scan the Operating System and create a baseline so that it can see what changes are made once an application is installed. Now we’ll start the Thinapp Setup Capture and begin with the actual application capture.Click on ThinApp Setup Capture to start the application.ġ0. The Display Name will be displayed each time a Thinapp Applications is launched. Enter your license key for Vmware Thinapp Packager and enter in a License Display Name. Accept the License Agreement and click Next.ĥ. Double click on the Vmware Thinapp Enterprise file to start the installation.Ĥ. Note: I will be using VMware-ThinApp-Enterprise-4.6.1-361923.exe in this tutorialġ.

Firstly create a base line snapshot so that you can revert to this snapshot at the end of this tutorial. This tutorial is performed on a baseline or SOE desktop image of Windows 7. This tutorial will guide you through how to install Vmware Thinapp Packager, in which after we will package Firefox 4 into a Thinapp Package.

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