Monthly Archives: October 2008

App-V Resource Kit Tools Available

Posted on October 30, 2008 by Aaron Parker

A number of useful App-V (resource kit) tools have been released which look very useful: Application Virtualization Application Listing Tool The App-V Application Listing Tool (ListVApps) is a tool which lists all the virtual processes that are running at a … Continue reading →

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Juggling Sun Java Runtimes in App-V

Posted on October 22, 2008 by Aaron Parker

I don’t know why I keep getting involved with Java. I know I’ve written about it more than a few times before, but it’s not because I like Java… So before I get into a tirade about it, here’s yet … Continue reading →

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Flash Player 10 Available, Still No x64 Support

Posted on October 15, 2008 by Aaron Parker

Adobe have made Flash Player 10 available, but unfortunately there’s still no support for 64-bit browsers, but then Silverlight 2 doesn’t have 64-bit support either. If you’re looking to install Flash Player 10 on Presentation Server/XenApp, make sure you’ve got XenApp … Continue reading →

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Troubleshooting an Extraneous UAC Prompt

Posted on October 15, 2008 by Aaron Parker

Even though I log onto my domain machine with a standard user account, I’ve been prompted by UAC to elevate when running Registry Editor. After putting up with it for a couple of months, I finally got around to doing … Continue reading →

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Tomorrow: Developing and Running As Non-Admin

Posted on October 14, 2008 by Aaron Parker

At the next Vista Squad meeting tomorrow night (Wednesday 15th October), along with Ray Booysen, I’ll be presenting on User Account Control and developing & running as non-admin. There’s a few things we’ll cover, including: User Account Control – what … Continue reading →

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