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provide normal or common japplication snapshot procedure

wencheng

Hi All Usually, customer need use use MFDC , mainjor reason to use old application....and we meet usually need let IE/Chrome/firefox and join add-on (java or openjdk, sometime they could not use turbo template....maybe he need specifiec version or language…
- over 3 years ago
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Create MSIs from captured files/registry settings

MigrationDeletedUser

Would it be possible for ZAV to also be used to generate MSIs - I know we already have a tool for that in Admin Studio, and this isn't the prime purpose of ZAV, but it just seems that if you are capturing the files and registry settings for an application…
- over 8 years ago
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ZAV Drive Letter and Disc Image Virtualization

Cory

Many older, poorly-written educational programs expect to access files from a CD-ROM. In some cases, the location where the program expects to find files can be changed by digging around and altering INI files or registry values. In other cases, the path…
- over 9 years ago
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