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hello all,

i have win7 deployed for my users. I am looking to virtualize few applications like adobe reader, cisco communicator, ms communicator etc. Can you please let me know what options i have to achieve this and how will this work?

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For the most professional approach, VMWare ThinApp is going to be the product to use. Link Removed - Invalid URL

For virtualizing the entire operating system, you can set this up in a number of other ways.
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For the most professional approach, VMWare ThinApp is going to be the product to use. Link Removed - Invalid URL

For virtualizing the entire operating system, you can set this up in a number of other ways.
 

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Adobe Reader is often a common component of any desktop like MS Office and IE; it usually becomes a core application on which other applications depend. If we are using a virtualization that isolates one from other applications and the operating system, integration can be a challenge.
 

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