Application Packaging Online Training - May 2012 Batch

New batch of Application Packaging Online Training starting from 10th May 2012


Course Duration: 1 Month


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Microsoft UE-V

Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) is an enterprise-scale user state virtualization solution that provides users a consistent, personal Windows experience that matches their unique work style.  UE-V is simple and versatile so IT professionals can enable the personal, user-defined experiences across many devices while maintaining oversight.  It can also integrate into existing management tools and infrastructure, which make it easily scale to the needs of any size organization.


Please use following URL to download UE-V


https://connect.microsoft.com/MDOPTAP/UEV

App-V 5.0 Beta Released

Microsoft has released App-V 5.0 Beta recently which has lot of new features.
For more information. Please go through following link


http://www.microsoft.com/getappv5

Application Packaging Services & Training

Application Packaging Services & Training


AppREPACK Technologies offers solutions on Application Packaging, Virtualization and Deployment technologies.

Application Packaging Training - April 2012 Batch

New batch of Application Packaging Classroom Training at Hyderabad from 1st week of April 2012


Course Duration: 1 Month


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Application Packaging Online Training - Weekend Batch

New batch of Application Packaging Online Training Weekend Batch starting from 25th March 2012.


Course Duration: 5 to 6 weeks
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What are Merge Modules

Merge modules are a mechanism in Windows Installer that allows software companies to
prepackage and share standard component definitions. For example, take the infamous Crystal
Reports runtimes. The files, DLLs, and registry entries that make up these runtimes can be
defined as Windows Installer components and placed in a merge module.
When any developer in the world wants to distribute these runtimes, they use the vendor merge
module to ensure that a complete set of runtimes files is included with the vendor assigned
versions, component codes, registry keys, and other Windows Installer elements that the owning
software vendor assigned. Obviously one of the biggest publisher’s of merge modules is
Microsoft. When not merged into a package, merge modules are contained in .MSM files
(another variant on the .MSI format).