How to Make a ThinApp Application Package
Here are the prerequisite instructions on how to make a ThinApp application. They will cover the basics for creating the package and are "as is" and contain nothing in relation to capturing any specific package. This is so you have an overview of what basic items and steps are needed in order to properly create and build ThinApp packages.
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ThinApp Side-by-Side Updating Video
Here's a quick and (somewhat) dirty video of the ThinApp Side-by-Side Updating feature used for updating deployed ThinApp packaged apps - typically ones deployed to or accessed from LAN Workstations, View Desktops, or even Terminal Servers. This feature enables updating of the packaged applications - even while they are in use.
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AppSync Explained...
Since we get a number of questions on how to use AppSync as well as how it can be utilized, specifically around ThinApp packaged applications such as Office or Adobe CS which are not a single executable like Firefox, Opera, or Adobe Reader, we figured it best to create a video to review how AppSync works, show how to use AppSync in general, show how to use AppSync with packaged apps having separate data container files and/or multiple entry point EXEs, and discuss what is required when needing to have clients download just the differentials vs. the whole updated ThinApp packaged app (i.e. slow links, remote/home users/etc.).
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