The cmd.exe, regedit.exe and iexplore.exe executables are all entry points that can be used for debugging virtual applications. Here you can see that I have the main Firefox exectable and the Safe Mode executable for Firefox selected.
The Executables tab shows the executables that will be created when the project is built.
Making simple changes then can be very quick – such as changing the Compression Type, or the Directory or Registry Isolation Modes. Some fields are just text fields while others are drop down menus containing the options available for a given parameter. In the Settings tab we can see various options from the package.ini file which contains the build and other general options. So now let’s take a quick look at the basics of the ThinappHelper GUI. Note that some changes made with ThinappHelper will be performed immediatley (such as creating or deleting files and folders) so a backup is important!Ĭlick Edit, Settings and then the Backup tab to define a backup location. Once we double-click ThinappHelper.exe the first thing that we should do is configure a backup location – just make sure that you have plenty of space if you are working on large Thinapp projects. ThinappHelper runs from a single executable so we don’t need to install it. NET version 3.5 I did not have to worry about this. NET Framework installed (version 2 or higher). ThinappHelper is available from here: and requires that you have the. This is not a very user friendly process and so today I am going to take a look at ThinappHelper which provides a GUI for configuring Thinapp projects. In a previous post I talked about the different Thinapp isolation modes and how these could be manually adjusted with a text editor.
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