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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