Updating existing ThinApp packages
In the previous section, we looked at how to create a brand-new ThinApp package to deliver as an AppStack; however, what if you already have a number of ThinApp packages in use today and they are not .msi
-based packages? What now?
In this section, we are going to cover two ways of tackling this scenario.
The first involves taking an existing .exe
-based ThinApp package containing Audacity 2.1.1
; updating its configuration to allow it to be provisioned as an AppStack, basically turning it into a .msi
file; creating the AppStack; and then assigning the AppStack to one of our Example Lab end users.
The second option is to take the original .exe
and .dat
ThinApp packaged files and then, using the THINREG.EXE
command, ...
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