Hello all.
By reading the manual of ThinApp, I've readed:
"To allow the application to read resources on and write to the local machine, keep the default Merged isolation mode. This means that the application can modify elements outside of the virtual application package. Some applications rely on DLLs and registry information in the local system image. VMware recommends this mode for applications that do not write to system directories, such as Firefox. ThinApp directs write operations to the physical file system, with the exception of the following directories and their subdirectories that redirect write operations to the sandbox:
%AppData%
%Common AppData%
%Local AppData%
%Program Files Common%
_ %ProgramFilesDir%_
%SystemRoot%
%SystemSystem%
To allow the application to read resources on the local machine and restrict most modifications to the sandbox, select the WriteCopy isolation mode. ThinApp intercepts write operations to all directories and redirects them to the sandbox, with the exception of the following directories and their subdirectories that redirect write operations to the physical system:
%Desktop%
%Personal%
%SystemSystem%\Spool"
So per exemple, in this two modes, the files writen by the packaged program into ProgramFiles will be redirected into sandbox.
I don't understand what are the differences. And about the full mode ?
Thank in advance,
JP