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ADMINSTUDIO 9.5
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- AdminStudio 9.5 System Requirements
- ZENworks Edition Requirement: Connection to a ZENworks Server
- Installing AdminStudio 9.5 ZENworks Edition
- Activating Your Product
- About Activation
- Activation Troubleshooting
- Offline Activation Via Email
- Activating Products Silently
- Reactivating AdminStudio on a Different Computer
- Evaluating AdminStudio
- Evaluating the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Web Tools
- Upgrading Your Product Edition
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- Part 1: Getting Started
- Part 3: Repackaging and Customizing Installations
- Part 5: Preparing Installations for Deployment
- AdminStudio Editions
- Activating AdminStudio
- Evaluating AdminStudio
- Upgrading Your Product Edition
- Contacting Us
- Using the Process Assistant
- Home Page
- Package Page
- Adding Transforms to an MSI Package
- Importing Applications into the Application Catalog
- ConflictSolver Process Assistant
- Select a Package Page
- Current and New Packages
- Draft Packages
- Creating a New Group
- Extended Attributes Page
- Microsoft Internal Consistency Evaluators (ICEs)
- Configuring Validation Options
- Best Practices Page
- Resolving Best Practice ACE Errors
- Configuring Conflict Detection
- Detect Conflicts Page
- Resolve Conflicts Page
- Configuring Resolution Options
- Reporting Page
- Organize Package Page
- Test Page
- Distribute Page
- Distributing Transforms With an MSI Package
- Using the AdminStudio Interface
- Configuring the AdminStudio Interface
- Specifying the Shared AdminStudio Application Catalog
- Setting the Workflow Task Help Page Location
- Configuring AdminStudio to Stay on Top
- Specifying the Configuration Manager Web Console URL
- Adding New Tools to the Tools Gallery
- Adding Command-Line Configurations for an Existing Tool
- Deleting Command-Line Configurations from an Existing Tool
- Running Associated Tools in Projects
- Limiting Tool Accessibility
- Creating New Workflows
- Deleting Workflows
- Creating Notes for a Task
- Associating Help Files with Tasks
- Creating and Using Projects
- Filtering Projects
- Deleting Projects
- Workflows, Projects, and Permissions
- Frequently Asked Questions
- AdminStudio Interface Reference
- AdminStudio Start Page
- Assistant Tab
- Tools Tab
- Workflow Templates Tab
- Projects Tab
- Workflow Manager Tab
- Dialog Boxes
- Add New Tool Dialog Box
- Command Line Properties Dialog Box
- Application Catalog Tab
- Updates Tab
- Quality Tab: Customer Experience Improvement Program
- Tool Properties Dialog Box
- Configuration Tab
- Wizards
- Command-Line Configurations Panel
- Workflow Selection Panel
- Log Files
- Managing Users, Directory Services, and User Logins
- Creating a New User Account
- Disabling a User or Group Account
- Deleting a User Account
- Managing Directory Services Configurations
- Editing an Existing Directory Service Connection
- Deleting a Directory Service Connection
- Managing User Logins
- Login Methods
- IIS Authentication Methods Dialog Box
- Using AdminStudio Enterprise Server Account Login
- Using Single Sign-On Login
- Using Guest Account Login
- Logging in as a Guest
- Setting the Session Timeout Value
- Users/Groups and Directory Services Reference
- User Details View
- Directory Services User/Group Add View
- Directory Services Page
- Add Directory Service Connection View
- Directory Services Attributes Administration Page
- Add Directory Service Attributes View
- Managing Roles and Permissions
- Role Permission Lists
- AdminStudio Enterprise Server Tools Permissions
- Workflow Manager Permissions
- System Roles
- Default System Roles
- Default System Users
- Creating a New Role
- Copying an Existing Role
- Roles Reference
- Copy Role View
- Role Details View
- Managing Application Catalog Databases
- Application Manager and ConflictSolver
- Functionality Comparison
- Accessing the Tools
- Displaying ConflictSolver Options in Application Manager
- About AdminStudio Application Catalogs
- Standalone Application Catalog vs. the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog
- Using the AdminStudio Quick Start Evaluation Experience
- Connecting AdminStudio Client Tools to a Standalone Application Catalog
- Connecting AdminStudio Client Tools to the AdminStudio Enterprise Server Application Catalog
- Creating New Application Catalogs
- Creating New Application Catalogs Using Scripts
- Specifying a Default AdminStudio Application Catalog
- Editing the Shared AdminStudio.ini File
- Searching an Application Catalog
- Disconnecting from an Application Catalog
- Upgrading an Existing Application Catalog
- Adding Groups
- Deleting Application Manager Groups
- Moving Products, OS Snapshots, and Groups
- Using Extended Attributes
- Integrating Package Extended Attribute Data with an Application Request
- Viewing Package History
- Deleting Packages
- Importing Windows Installer Packages, Transforms, and Patches
- Importing Windows Installer Packages
- About Windows Installer Packages (.msi)
- Performing an Ad-Hoc Import of Transform Files or Patch Files
- About Transforms (.mst)
- Importing a Virtual Package During the Import of its Source Windows Installer Package
- Importing a Virtual Package After the Import of its Source Windows Installer Package
- Importing a Virtual Package Without Its Source Windows Installer Package
- Deleting a Virtual Package Association
- About Merge Modules (.msm)
- About OS Snapshots (.osc)
- Importing Marimba NCP Files
- About Marimba Native Channel Packager Files (.ncp)
- Importing Other Setup Types
- About Other Setup Types
- Enabling the Software Repository in Application Catalogs
- Enabling the Software Repository in a New Application Catalog
- Methods to Import Packages into the Software Repository
- Adding a Package to the Software Repository Using the ConflictSolver Process Assistant
- Software Repository Auto Import Method
- Using Version Management Features
- Checking-Out and Checking-In Packages
- Getting a Copy of the Latest Version of a Package
- Sharing Application Catalog Data
- Merging Application Catalogs Using the Merge Wizard
- Automatically Importing Packages
- Automatically Importing Packages in a Remote Application Catalog
- Editing a Link to a Remote Application Catalog
- Manually Updating a Linked Package
- Deleting a Link to a Remote Application Catalog
- Automatically Importing Packages from a Network Directory
- Editing a Link to a Network Directory
- Forcing an Import of Packages in a Network Directory
- Replicating Application Catalogs
- About Application Catalog Replication
- Creating and Managing Publisher and Subscriber Application Catalogs
- Configuring the AdminStudio Shared Location for Replication
- Publication/Subscription Lifecycle
- Specialized User Scenarios
- Creating and Managing Publications
- Managing Publications
- Creating a New Publication
- Publishing a Publication
- Setting a Publication Schedule
- Editing a Publication Access List
- Creating and Managing Subscriptions
- Creating a New Subscription
- Enabling/Disabling a Subscription
- Manually Updating a Subscription
- Using Microsoft SQL Server to Perform Merge Replication of Application Catalogs
- Taking OS Snapshots
- Configuring OS Snapshot Analysis Options
- Capturing an OS Snapshot
- Application Manager Interface
- Product View Icons
- Merge Modules View Icons
- Context Menus
- Output Window
- User Permissions in Application Manager
- Application Manager Views
- Group View
- Extended Attributes View
- Files/Components View
- INI File Changes View
- Shortcuts View
- History View
- OS Snapshot View
- INI File Changes View for OS Snapshots
- Shortcuts View for OS Snapshots
- Extended Attributes View for Other Setup Types
- Extended Attributes View for Marimba NCP Files
- Registry View for Marimba NCP Files
- Shortcuts View for Marimba NCP Files
- Patches Tab Views
- New Patches Group View
- Group View of a Selected Group
- Merge Module Views
- Merge Module / Components View
- Merge Module / Files View
- Application Catalog Properties Dialog Box
- Associate with Workflow Manager Application Dialog Box
- Command-Line Parameters Dialog Box
- Enterprise Server Tab
- Standalone Tab
- Recent Tab
- Default Application Catalog Dialog Box
- Extended Attribute Property Dialog Box
- Login Required Dialog Box
- Package Auto Import Dialog Box
- Package Auto Import Properties (Remote Application Catalog) Dialog Box
- Package Auto Import Properties (Network Directory) Dialog Box
- Publication Manager Dialog Box
- Publication Processing Dialog Box
- Select Application Catalog Dialog Box
- Task Scheduling Dialog Box
- Test Connection Dialog Box
- Application Catalog Wizard
- Specify Database Information Panel
- Select Software Repository Location Panel
- Creating Application Catalog Panel
- Welcome Panel
- File Selection Panel
- Associate Virtual to MSI Packages Panel
- MST Source Information Panel
- MSM Source Information Panel
- Virtual Package Import Panel
- Target Package Information Panel
- Target Package Information Panel (Transforms/Patches)
- Destination Group Panel
- Package Auto Import Type Selection Panel
- Folder Panel
- Schedule Panel
- Source Application Catalog Panel
- OS Snapshot Wizard
- OS Snapshot Summary Panel
- Publication Wizard
- Publication Details Panel
- Publication Access List Panel
- Publication Summary Panel
- Subscription Details Panel
- Subscription Selection Panel
- AdminStudio Database Schema Tables
- Database Server Permissions
- AdminStudio MSI Table Mapping
- MSI Tables
- MSM Tables
- OS Snapshot Tables
- Security Tables
- Application Catalog Replication Tables
- Tables Included in Replication
- cssysSchemaInfo
- cstbl: AdminStudio Supporting Tables
- cstblSubscribedDatabases
- cstblConflictConfiguration
- cstblConflictACE
- cstblConflictPackages
- cstblConflictResults
- cstblConflictTransformList
- cstblPackage
- cstblTransformFile
- cstblGroups
- cstblIgnoreTableList
- cstblExtendedAttributeData
- as: Job Manager Tables
- AsJobQueue
- AsJobStep
- AsJobStepMaster
- AsNotification
- AsSchedule
- pdt: Predeployment Test Tables
- Specifying User Interface Mode via Command Line
- Using a Configuration File with Command-Line Options
- Applying Transforms and Patches During Command-Line Import
- Importing Multiple Merge Modules Simultaneously
- Running Import Silently
- Creating Shortcuts to Specific Standalone Application Catalogs
- Application Catalog Replication Command Line Functionality
- Repackaging Legacy Installations Using the Repackaging Wizard
- About Repackaging
- Supported Legacy Installation Types
- Repackaging Options Comparison
- Repackaging Wizard Best Practices
- About Repackaging on Clean Systems
- Alternate-Language Repackaging on Clean Machines
- Installation Monitoring Method
- InstallShield Professional Logging Method
- Configuring Repackager to Ensure Optimal Installation Capture
- Launching Repackager Remotely
- Installing Repackager on a Clean Machine
- Repackaging Using the Installation Monitoring Method
- Step 2: Excluding Processes (Optional)
- Step 3: Collecting Product Information
- Step 4: Adding Additional Setup Programs (Optional)
- Step 5: Set Target Project Information
- Step 6: Set Capture Settings (Optional)
- Step 7: Beginning the Repackaging Process
- Repackaging Using the Snapshot Method
- Performing Multiple Step Snapshot Repackaging
- Step 2: Initial Analysis
- Step 3: Install Setup and Make Manual System Changes
- Performing Single Step Snapshot Repackaging
- Step 2: Collecting Product Information
- Step 3: Set Target Project Information
- Step 5: Beginning the Repackaging Process
- Repackaging Using the InstallShield Professional Logging Method
- Repackaging an InstallScript MSI Setup to a Basic MSI Setup
- Running the Repackaging Wizard from the Command Line
- Repackaging a Windows Installer (.msi) Package
- Repackaging Wizard Reference
- Repackaging Wizard
- Method Selection Panel
- Snapshot Method Panel
- Collect Product Information Panel
- InstallScript MSI Identified Panel
- InstallShield Professional Setup Panel
- InstallScript MSI Conversion Output Panel
- Repackaging Panel
- Summary Panel
- Additional Repackaging Wizard Dialog Boxes
- Setup Information Dialog Box
- Analysis Options Dialog Box
- Repackaging Wizard Command-Line Options
- Reboot Handling in the Repackaging Wizard
- Converting Legacy Installations Using the Repackager Interface
- About the Repackager Interface
- Selecting Data Display Colors
- Controlling the Display of ICE Validation Warnings
- Converting Repackager 3.x Output Files
- Converting a Novell ZENworks Project Using the Repackager Interface
- Converting Multiple Novell ZENworks Projects Using the Command Line
- Converting WinINSTALL Projects
- Working With Repackager Projects
- Building a Windows Installer Package
- About the Context.msi File
- Configuring Advanced Conversion Options
- Automatically Generating a Virtual Application During Repackager Project Build
- Viewing Repackager Project Properties
- Using the Setup Intent Wizard to Detect File Dependencies in a Repackager Project
- Saving Repackager Projects
- Opening InstallShield Editor from Repackager
- About Application Isolation
- About Assemblies
- About Digital Certificates
- Setting Isolation Options
- Specifying Manifest Options
- Specifying the Assembly Naming Conventions
- Building an Isolated Windows Installer Package
- Configuring Exclusions Using Repackager
- Excluding All Files in a Directory
- Excluding Registry Values
- Excluding Shortcuts
- Specifying the External Configuration File
- Modifying External Configuration Files
- Exclusions and Repackager
- Excluding Files
- Excluding Directories
- Removing File Exclusions
- Excluding Sections from .ini Files
- Editing Existing .ini File Exclusions
- Excluding Registry Data
- Removing Registry Exclusions
- Scanning InstallShield Professional Setups for Additional Data
- Creating an InstallShield Editor Template to Use Within Repackager
- Repackager Interface Reference
- Repackager Interface
- Repackager Start Page
- Menus and Toolbar
- About Repackager Dialog Box
- Isolation Options Dialog Box
- Options Dialog Box
- Password Required Dialog Box
- Project Properties Dialog Box
- WinINSTALL Conversion Dialog Box
- Repackager Views
- Files and Folders View
- Registry Entries View
- INI Files View
- Deleted Files View
- Deleted Registry Entries View
- Repackaged Output View
- Package Information View
- Advanced Settings View
- SmartScan Wizard
- Welcome to the SmartScan Wizard Panel
- Original InstallShield Professional Setup Panel
- Scanning Panel
- Scanning Media Panel
- Setup Intent Wizard
- Scanning Project Panel
- VMware Repackaging Wizard
- Exclusions Editor Interface
- Files Tab
- ini Files Tab
- Registry Tab
- File Exclusion Information Dialog Box
- INI File Exclusion Information Dialog Box
- Edit Registry Key Dialog Box
- Files Associated with Repackager
- Repack.ini File
- Using InstallShield to Chain Multiple Windows Installer Packages Together
- Troubleshooting Guidelines for SMS Conversion
- Converting Windows Installer Packages to Virtual Applications
- Getting Started With Application Virtualization
- About Application Virtualization
- Types of Virtual Package Conversion
- About Microsoft Application Virtualization
- Components of an App-V Application
- How Windows Services Are Integrated into an App-V Application
- About ThinApp Virtual Packages
- ThinApp Virtual Operating System
- Benefits of Deploying ThinApp Applications
- About Citrix XenApp and Citrix Profiles
- About Citrix Profiles (.profile)
- Benefits of Deploying Citrix Profiles
- Converting a Single Application to a Virtual Package
- Converting a Suite of Applications into a Virtual Package
- Converting a Directory of Packages into Individual Virtual Packages
- Testing Windows Installer Packages for Virtualization Compatibility
- Using Windows Installer Converter to Test Packages for Virtualization Compatibility
- About Rules and Tests
- Extensible Test Framework: Writing Your Own Rules for Virtualization Conversion
- Components of a Rule
- Creating Your First Custom Rule
- Custom Rules Reference
- Rule Data Binding
- Testing App-V Applications Using the App-V Application Launcher
- Running the Windows Installer Converter from the Command Line
- Capturing Virtualization Context
- Windows Installer Converter Reference
- Select Conversion Target Panel
- Conversion Mode Panel
- Select Windows Installer Package
- Select a Directory Panel
- Select a Suite of Packages Panel
- Test Package(s) Panel
- Edit Windows Installer Package Panel
- Package Conversion Panel
- Virtualization Conversion Error Messages
- Error -9002: Error Opening Package
- Error -9004: Process Cancelled By User
- Error -9007: File With Extension Not Found
- Error -9009: Unknown Provider
- Error -9011: Error Reading MSI Table
- Error -9014: ShellExecute Failed
- Warning -9016: Contents of Table Ignored
- Warning -9017: .NET 1.x Assembly Not Supported
- Warning -9019: Conditionalized Components
- Error -9020: Directory With Null Parent
- Error -9022: Complus Table
- Warning -9026: LaunchCondition Table
- Error -9028: MoveFile Table
- Error -9029: MsiDriverPackages Table
- Warning -9031: RemoveFile Table
- Warning -9033: RemoveRegistry Table
- Error -9037: ISComPlusApplication Table
- Error -9039: ISSQLScriptFile Table
- Error -9041: ISXmlFile Table
- Error -9101: Create Operation of Package Object Failed
- Error -9103: Citrix Finalization Failed
- Error -9106: Error Initializing Citrix Package
- Error -9108: Error Determining Source File Path
- Error -9113: Error Writing Citrix INI File Entries
- Error -9115: Error Saving Citrix Profile
- Error -9118: Error Initializing Citrix Profile
- Error -9121: Failed to Copy File into Citrix Profile
- Error -9124: No Shortcuts Created for this Profile
- Error -9126: Failed to Sign Profile Using Certificate
- Warning -9129: Duplicate Shortcut Names
- Warning -9131: Unable to Resolve Installer Variable
- Warning -9134: Failure to Extract Icon from Executable
- Warning -9136: Some Files May Not Be Decompressed
- Warning -9138: Ignoring a DuplicateFile Table Entry
- Error -9202: No Applications Were Created
- Error -9203: ThinApp Tool is Missing
- Error -9206: Identically-Named Shortcut Already Exists, But With a Different Target
- Error -9208: Error Occurred During Build Process (vftool.exe)
- Error -9301: Unhandled Exception During AdviseRegistry Operation
- Error -9303: Unhandled Exception During Alter File Action
- Error -9306: Unhandled Exception During Execution of Rules Engine
- Error -9403: Error Writing App-V File Entries
- Error -9406: Error Writing App-V INI File Entries
- Error -9409: Error Saving App-V Data
- Error -9412: OSD File Could Not Be Saved
- Error -9415: Dependency Application Was Not Found
- Error -9417: Dependency Application's OSD File Contains an Invalid HREF Value
- Warning -9500: Shortcut Missing
- Warning -10001: Suite File Missing
- Warning -10004: INI File Missing
- Fatal Error 11001: Fail on VMware
- Fatal Error 11005: QuickTime 7.4.1 Causes Fatal Error
- Steps to Take Before Calling Technical Support
- Creating Customized Virtual Applications
- About Virtualization
- About the AdminStudio Virtualization Interface
- Using the More Options, Other Places, and Help Links Sections in a Virtualization Assistant
- Navigating in a Virtualization Assistant
- Showing or Hiding the Virtualization Assistants
- Overview of Microsoft Application Virtualization and the Microsoft App-V Assistant
- About Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) and the App-V Assistant
- About the Microsoft App-V Assistant
- Process for Authoring an App-V Application Using the Microsoft App-V Assistant
- Supported InstallShield Project Types
- Quick Start for Microsoft App-V Sequencer Users
- Using the Microsoft App-V Assistant to Create an App-V Application
- Specifying Package Information
- Specifying Operating System Requirements
- Specifying the Deployment Server
- Including Diagnostic Tools With an App-V Application
- Managing Files in an App-V Application
- Controlling the Display of Predefined Folders
- Specifying the Primary Application Directory
- Setting Isolation Options for Folders and Files
- Inheritance of Isolation Options from Folders to Files
- Modifying Shortcuts to the App-V Application's Executable Files
- App-V Applications and the Virtual Environment
- Including an Existing App-V Application
- Excluding vs. Deleting App-V Application Shortcuts
- Adding or Deleting Registry Keys and Values
- Inheritance of Isolation Options in the Registry
- Performing Dynamic Suite Composition
- Modifying Build Options
- Selecting Releases to Build
- Specifying Whether to Compress the Data Files in an App-V Package
- Building a Windows Installer Package to Assist in the Distribution of an App-V Application
- Building an App-V Application
- Testing an App-V Application Using the App-V Application Launcher
- Microsoft App-V Assistant Reference
- Pages
- Package Information Page
- Files Page
- Applications Page
- Registry Page
- Dynamic Suite Composition Page
- Build Options Page
- Advanced Settings Dialog Box
- App-V Diagnostic Tools Dialog Box
- App-V Package Upgrade Settings Dialog Box
- File Isolation Options Dialog Box
- Folder Isolation Options Dialog Box
- Launch App-V Application Dialog Box
- Primary Application Directory Dialog Box
- Registry Isolation Options Dialog Box
- Building App-V Applications Using the Command Line
- App-V Application Conversion Error and Warning Messages
- Overview of the ThinApp Assistant
- About the ThinApp Assistant
- Process for Authoring a ThinApp Application Using the ThinApp Assistant
- Components of a ThinApp Application
- How Transforms are Included in a ThinApp Application
- About Sandboxes
- Specifying ThinApp General Settings
- Specifying Control Access via Active Directory
- Prerequisites for Building a ThinApp Application
- Managing Files and Folders in a ThinApp Application
- Setting ThinApp Isolation Options
- Setting Isolation Options for Folders
- Modifying Shortcuts to the ThinApp Application's Executable Files
- ThinApp Applications and the Virtual Environment
- ThinApp Shortcut Requirements
- Including an Existing ThinApp Application
- Excluding vs. Deleting ThinApp Application Shortcuts
- Setting ThinApp Isolation Options on Registry Keys
- Inheritance of ThinApp Isolation Options in the Registry
- Enabling ThinApp Application Building When in Direct Edit Mode
- Building a Windows Installer Package to Assist in the Distribution of a ThinApp Application
- Setting AppLink Options
- Setting AppSync Options
- Building a ThinApp Application
- ThinApp Assistant Reference
- ThinApp Assistant Home Page
- General Settings Page
- ThinApp Diagnostic Tools Dialog Box
- AppLink Settings Dialog Box
- Add AppLink Reference Dialog Box
- AppSync Settings Dialog Box
- Building ThinApp Applications Using the Command Line
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- MainApp.exe]
- Test.exe]
- About Citrix XenApp
- About the Citrix Assistant
- About Citrix Profiles
- How Transforms are Included in a Citrix Profile
- Using the Citrix Assistant to Create a Citrix Profile
- Specifying the Profile Name, Description, and Version
- Enabling a Citrix Profile to Run Non-Included Executables
- Specifying Operating System and Language Requirements
- Setting Language Requirements
- How Requirements are Applied at Runtime
- Adding Pre-Launch and Post-Exit Scripts
- Managing Files and Folders in a Citrix Profile
- Overview of Citrix Isolation Options
- Modifying Profile Shortcut Settings
- Shortcuts and the Isolation Environment
- Shortcut Requirements
- Creating a New Profile Shortcut
- Excluding vs. Deleting a Profile Shortcut
- Conditions When a Shortcut Should be Excluded or Deleted
- Modifying Profile Registry Settings
- Setting Registry Isolation Options
- Modifying Build Settings
- Digitally Signing a Citrix Profile
- Enabling Citrix Profile Building When in Direct Edit Mode
- Citrix Assistant Reference
- Profile Information Page
- Profile Requirements Page
- Profile Files Page
- Profile Shortcuts Page
- Profile Registry Page
- Build Settings Page
- Script Execution Dialog Box
- Service Packs Requirement Dialog Box
- Building Citrix Profiles Using the Command Line
- Customizing and Authoring Installations Using InstallShield
- AdminStudio-Specific Functionality in InstallShield Editor
- InstallShield Editor Integration with Application Manager and the Software Repository
- Getting a Copy of a Software Repository Package
- Opening and Editing a Software Repository Package
- Adding a Package to the Software Repository via the InstallShield Editor Build Process
- Application Manager Tab on InstallShield Editor Options Dialog Box
- Differences Between InstallShield Editor and InstallShield 2009 Professional Edition
- Customizing Installations Using Tuner
- Working with Transforms
- Creating New Transform Files
- Opening Existing Transforms
- Opening Recently Accessed Transforms
- Using Response Transforms
- Prevalidating Windows Installer Packages
- Handling Invalid Windows Installer Packages
- Postvalidating Transforms
- Evaluation Files and Internal Consistency Evaluators
- Changing a Feature's Visibility
- Editing a Feature's Description
- Changing the Destination Variable
- Using Feature Advertisement
- Configuring Package Content
- Displaying Files from the Base Windows Installer Package
- Removing Added Files
- Creating a Registry Key
- Creating a Registry Value
- Removing Registry Information
- Creating Shortcuts
- Change a Shortcut's Location
- Removing Shortcuts
- Adding INI Files
- Adding Sections to INI Files
- Removing INI Files
- Removing Sections from INI Files
- Adding New Data Sources
- Editing ODBC Data Source Attributes
- Removing ODBC Data Source Attributes
- Setting NT Service Dependencies
- Setting the NT Service Error Control Level
- Setting the NT Service Start Type
- Working with Dialogs
- Restoring Dialog Sequences
- Editing Dialog Properties
- Dialogs View vs. Command-Line Options
- Adding Additional Server Locations
- Reordering Server Locations
- Disabling the Modify, Remove, or Repair Buttons
- Adding and Editing Comments
- Preparing Packages for Distribution
- Copying the Installation to an FTP Server
- Creating an SMS File
- Instructing SMS to Create a Management Information Format File at Deployment Time
- Additional Setup.ini Parameters
- Adding a New Record Using the Direct Editor
- Tuner Reference
- View Bar
- Customize Dialog Box
- Dialog Properties Dialog Box
- Tuner Views
- Tuner Start Page
- Open a Recent Transform View
- Open an Existing Transform View
- Organization View
- Features View
- System Configuration View
- Registry View
- Shortcuts View/Shortcut Properties
- Shortcuts View/Shortcut Target
- Shortcuts View/Shortcut Locations
- ODBC Resources View
- NT Services View
- Application Configuration View
- Setup Properties View
- Package Preparation View
- Postvalidation View
- Package View
- Package View/Location View
- Import INI File Wizard
- Finishing INI File Import Panel
- Finishing Registry Import Panel
- Setup.exe Panel
- Identifying and Resolving Application Conflicts Using ConflictSolver
- About ConflictSolver
- Creating and Connecting to Application Catalogs
- Types of ACE Rules: Best Practice and Conflict
- Best Practices for Conflict Detection
- Plan Your Conflict Detection
- Scanning for Dependencies
- Validating Packages
- Performing Validation
- Validating During Import
- Validating After Import
- Viewing ICE Error Information
- Suppressing an ICE Error
- Deleting an ICE Error
- Changing the Default Validation File
- About ICE43, ICE50, and ICE57 Validation Rules for Shortcuts
- Identifying and Resolving Conflicts
- Using Multiple Source Packages in an Analysis
- Changing Resolution Options
- Checking for Conflicts
- Checking for Conflicts During Import
- Viewing Identified Conflicts in the Conflicts View
- Running Conflict Identification Again
- Resolving Conflicts
- Conflict Resolution and the Software Repository
- Automatically Resolving Conflicts
- Manually Resolving Conflicts
- Resolving Conflicts Directly in Windows Installer Packages
- Reimporting Packages after Successful Conflict Resolution
- Generating Package Reports
- Generating Reports in Crystal Reports Format
- Creating Custom Reports
- Step 2: Creating the Base Report
- Step 4: Creating Page Column Headings
- Step 6: Adding Parameters
- Step 7: Creating Conditions for Filtering
- Application Conflict Evaluators (ACEs)
- ACE Index
- WTS05
- Types of User-Defined ACEs
- Creating User-Defined ACEs
- Creating a Custom/Source and Target Packages ACE
- Creating a User Provided DLL-Based ACE
- Editing User-Defined ACEs
- Deleting User-Defined ACEs
- Location of ACE Files
- CARD Index
- CARD20
- Views
- Conflicts View
- Validation View
- Test Results View
- Dependencies View
- Associated Patches View
- Tables View for OS Snapshots
- Tables View for Other Setup Types
- Conflicts View for Marimba NCP Files
- Patch View
- Impact Analysis View (Patches Tab)
- About ConflictSolver Dialog Box
- General Information Tab
- Additional Information Tab
- Custom Options Tab
- DLL Information Tab
- CARD Resolution Options Dialog Box
- Properties Dialog Box
- Expression Builder Dialog Box
- Rules Tab
- Duplicate Package Tab
- Extended Attributes Tab
- Import Tab
- Resolution Tab
- Validate Tab
- History Tab
- Resolution Details Dialog Box
- Resolution Options Dialog Box
- Source Type Panel
- Choose Action Panel
- Conflict Rules Panel
- Rules Wizard
- General Information Panel
- Custom Options Panel
- Token Grammar
- DLL-Based ACEs Panel
- MSI Source Information Panel
- Identifying and Resolving Package Errors Using PackageExpert
- About PackageExpert
- Configuring PackageExpert
- Specifying the Resolution Method
- Testing Packages and Viewing Results
- Testing External Packages
- Testing Packages in an Application Catalog
- Testing Packages From ConflictSolver
- Viewing and Managing Test Results
- Viewing Test Results in PackageExpert
- Test Result Views
- Publishing Test Results to the Application Catalog
- Publishing Test Results When Prompted
- Viewing Test Results in ConflictSolver
- Deleting Test Results
- Customizing Test Results
- Suppressing the Display of Specific Errors
- Adding Ad-Hoc Test Results
- Resolving Errors
- Adding Manual Tests
- Creating a Manual Test
- Running and Resolving a Manual Test
- Sample Manual Test
- PackageExpert Reference
- PackageExpert Interface
- PackageExpert Package Tree
- PackageExpert Toolbar Menus
- PackageExpert Icons
- Status Bar
- PackageExpert Views
- Configuration View
- Filter View
- PackageExpert Dialog Boxes
- Custom Test Results Editor Dialog Box
- Manual Test Perform Dialog Box
- Manual Test Resolve Dialog Box
- Select a Package Dialog Box
- Test Result Filter Editor Dialog Box
- Unpublished Packages Dialog Box
- Analyzing the Impact of Installing Microsoft Operating System Patches
- About Microsoft Operating System Patches
- Using OS Security Patch Wizard to Import Microsoft OS Patches
- Identifying and Downloading Microsoft Operating System Patch Files
- Importing a Microsoft Operating System Security Patch Into the Application Catalog
- About Dual-Mode OS Patches
- Performing Patch Impact Analysis
- Viewing Patch Impact Analysis Results
- Viewing Patch and Patch Impact Information in Application Manager and ConflictSolver
- Generating the Patch Report
- Reference
- OS Snapshot Panel
- Target Products Panel
- Patch File Selection Panel
- Patch File Branch Selection Panel
- Patch Bulletin Information Panel
- Patch Import Summary Panel
- General Tab
- Products Tab
- Isolating Applications Using Application Isolation Wizard
- About Application Isolation Wizard
- Isolating Repackaged Setups Using Repackager
- Isolation Methods
- Manifests
- Digital Signatures
- Software Publishing Credentials
- Setting Assembly Naming Conventions
- Modifying the Default Isolation Recommendations
- Filtering File Listings when Manually Configuring Isolation
- Servicing Published Shared Assemblies
- Windows Installer File Selection Panel
- Application Isolation Progress Panel
- Manifest Options Tab
- Digital Signature Tab
- Manifest and Assembly Design Dialog Box
- Application Manifest Properties Dialog Box
- Command-Line Options
- Manifest Examples
- Ensuring Package Quality Using QualityMonitor
- About QualityMonitor
- Opening Existing QualityMonitor Project Files
- Running Individual Test Items
- Running Multiple Test Items
- Adding Test Item Comments
- Adding Test Case Comments
- Clearing Test Case Results
- Manually Setting Test Case Status
- Manually Setting Test Item Status
- Deployment Testing
- Checking Class IDs
- Checking File Associations
- Checking Prog IDs
- Checking Shortcuts
- Checking Manifests
- Checking ODBC Data Sources
- Checking ODBC Drivers
- Lockdown and Runtime Testing
- Performing Lockdown and Runtime Tests
- Performing Lockdown and Runtime Tests Under a Different User Account
- Running Lockdown and Runtime Tests in Restricted Environments
- Filtering Results of Lockdown and Runtime Tests
- Using MSI Doctor to Verify Package Deployment Status
- View Product, Feature, or Component Deployment Status Properties
- Install or Configure Products or Features
- Reinstall Features
- Reinstall Components
- Test Reports
- Running QualityMonitor from the Command Line
- QualityMonitor Reference
- QualityMonitor Interface
- About QualityMonitor Dialog Box
- Feature Properties Dialog Box
- Install or Configure Feature Dialog Box
- Installed Data Dialog Box
- Open QualityMonitor Project Dialog Box
- Exclusions Tab
- Product Properties Dialog Box
- Re-install Product/Feature Dialog Box
- Test Item Information Dialog Box
- Welcome to QualityMonitor View
- Product Information View
- Class IDs View
- File Associations View
- Manifests View
- ODBC Data Sources View
- Lockdown and Runtime Tests View
- Files View
- Folders View
- Isolation Tests View
- User-Defined Tests View
- Preparing Packages for Distribution Using Distribution Wizard
- Creating Administrative Installations for Packages
- Distributing Packages to FTP Servers
- Preparing for LANDesk Distribution
- Using Marimba Channel Publishing for Package Deployment
- Distributing Packages to Network Locations
- Preparing for SMS Distribution
- SMS File Templates
- Preparing for Tivoli Distribution
- Preparing for ZENworks Configuration Management 10 Distribution
- Preparing for ZENworks Desktop Application Distribution
- Preparing for ZENworks Server Distribution
- Deploying InstallScript MSI Installations
- Distribution Wizard
- Distribution Type Panel
- Administrative Install Panel
- Altiris XML Template
- FTP Location Panel
- ManageSoft Distribution Settings Panel
- Marimba Panels
- Marimba Integration Panel
- Advanced Marimba Options Dialog Box
- SMS Distribution Panel
- SPD Parameters Panel
- SPD File Details
- ZENworks Login Panel
- ZENworks Desktop Application Panel
- ZENworks Server Distribution/Object Panel
- ZENworks Server Distribution/Distributor Panel
- Installation Package Information Panel
- Distribution Summary Panel
- Login Panel
- Windows Installer Package Information Panel
- Bundle Creation Options Panel
- Publishing Process Panel
- Distributing Packages Using Configuration Manager Web Console
- About Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager and Configuration Manager Web Console
- Distributing Software Through Configuration Manager Server
- Configuration Manager Web Console Overview
- Getting Started
- Configuring Distribution Settings
- Selecting a Package for Distribution
- Setting Package Configuration Options
- Setting Package Settings Options
- Setting Access Accounts Options
- Setting Distribution Points Options
- Setting Programs Options
- Setting Advertisements Options
- Saving the Package on the Configuration Manager Server
- Configuration Manager Web Console Reference
- Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager Web Console Home Page
- Distribute Package Page
- Configuration Manager Package Configuration Page
- Package Settings View
- Access Accounts View
- Distribution Points View
- Programs View
- Advertisements View
- Package Summary Page
- Package Administration Page
- Confirm Delete Page
- Distribute New Package Page
- Analyzing Installations Prior to Deployment
- About the Predeployment Test Tool
- Overview of Predeployment Test Tool Results
- Configuring the Predeployment Test Environment
- Configuring the Predeployment Test Web Service
- Performing Predeployment Analysis
- Setting Predeployment Test Command Line Parameters
- Distributing a Test-Ready Windows Installer Package
- Viewing Predeployment Test Results
- Managing Job Data
- Predeployment Test Reference
- Wizards and Dialog Boxes
- Predeployment Test Preparation Wizard
- Web Service URL Panel
- Review Panel
- Progress Panel
- Configure Application Catalog for Predeployment Web Service Page
- Predeployment Custom Properties
- Predeployment Test Results XML File
- Changes Made During Test-Ready Package Creation
- Predeployment Test Results
- Predeployment Test Results By Job Report
- Job Summary Report
- Test Result Summary Report
- Job Details Report
- Test Details Report
- File/Registry Conflicts Report
- Predeployment Test Results By Machine Report
- Connection to New Catalog Page
- Manage Job Page
- Assigning ASP.NET Permissions to Files or Folders
- ConflictSolver ACE Reference
- License-Enabling Packages Using FLEXwrap
- Enabling License Tracking of Windows Installer Packages
- Benefits of FLEXnet Software Licensing Technology
- Types of Applications that Can Be FLEX-enabled
- Selecting the Executable File to Wrap
- How FLEXwrap Assistant Works
- Launch Process for a Wrapped Application
- Using the FLEXwrap Assistant
- License-Enabling a Windows Installer Package
- Setting License Limits and Queuing Behavior
- Defining License Requirements and Access Restrictions
- Configuring a Connection to the FLEXwrap License Server
- Specify the Output Folder and Build Package
- Benefits of Using the Suite Option
- Using Overdraft Support to Determine Application Usage
- Grouping Options for Concurrent Use
- Setting Configuration Options
- FLEX-enabling a Signed Package
- Select Files Page
- Set Limits Page
- Define Access Page
- Configure Connection Page
- Finalize Package Page
- Permitted Hostid Dialog Box
- FLEXwrap Server Name Dialog Box
- Overview of the FLEXwrap License Server
- Supported Platforms
- Communications Issues
- About the FLEXwrap Server Configuration Tool
- Configuring License Server Using a License File
- Starting the License Server
- Manually Starting the FLEXwrap License Server from the FLEXwrap Interface
- Manually Starting the FLEXwrap License Server from the Command Line
- Stopping the License Server
- Checking the License Server Status from the LMTOOLS Interface
- Tracking Projects with FLEXwrap
- Overview
- Available Options
- Specifying Basic Settings for the License
- Specifying Advanced Settings for the License and Binary
- Creating an Options File
- Saving the New License File and Wrapped Application
- Testing a Wrapped Application
- Setting Up Fail Safe Modes
- Setting Up License Server Failsafe Mode
- FLEXwrap Server Configuration Tool Reference
- About FLEXwrap License Parameters
- Understanding FLEXwrap License File FEATURE Lines
- Dialog Boxes and Wizards
- FLEXwrap Server Configuration Dialog Box
- FLEXwrap Application Information Dialog Box
- Wrapping Wizard
- Encryption Wizard
- Wrapping and Encryption Wizard
- FLEXwrap Command Dialog Box
- Invalid Certificate Dialog Box
- Generating and Viewing Reports in Report Center
- About the Package Report Tab of the Report Center
- Generating a Package Report
- Information Included in Package Reports
- Package Summary Information View
- ODBC Drivers View
- ODBC DS View
- Navigating Through a Package Report
- Archiving a Package Report
- Exporting a Package Report
- Generating a Custom SQL Query Report for AdminStudio
- Report Center Reference
- All Reports Page
- Select Package Page
- Package Report
- Reports Wizard
- AdminStudio and Workflow Manager Tables
- cstblGroupPackages
- AsJob
- Workflow Manager Tables
- Workflow Manager Database Table Schema Diagram
- AMS_Application Table
- AMS_ApplicationItem Table
- AMS_Person Table
- AMS_ApplicationStatus Table
- AMS_AuditTrail Table
- AMS_Contracts Table
- Automating Tasks Using Job Manager
- About Job Manager
- Job Steps: Tasks You Can Automate
- Template Jobs vs. Custom Jobs
- Selecting Contextual Packages in a Custom Job
- User Permissions and Job Manager
- Managing Jobs
- Creating a New Custom Job
- Editing an Existing Job
- Rescheduling a Job
- Setting Email Alerts
- Viewing Job Status
- Deleting a Job
- Managing Templates
- Creating a New Template
- Editing an Existing Template
- Deleting a Template
- Managing Jobs Using Job Manager Engine
- Opening the Job Manager Engine User Interface
- Executing Jobs
- Viewing Job Manager Engine Status in Job Manager
- Job Manager Reference
- Jobs Queue Page
- Add Job Page
- Edit Job Page
- Delete Job/Template Page
- Job Alerts Page
- Job Template List Page
- Edit Template Page
- Conflict Detection Options Page
- Job Manager Engine
- Conflict Detection Configuration View
- Validation Configuration View
- AdminStudio.Public API Reference
- Index
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