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| request for a couple of new features |
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score_under
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1) go to each registry key you want to have sandboxed and eg.
Instead of HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\TESTAPP=c:\test.exe you could change it to: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\TESTAPP="%programfiles%\sandboxie\start.exe" "c:\test.exe" (both in quotes) Don't worry, on most windows systems the %programfiles% will replace itself. 2) I don't know what you mean (I probably read it too quickly) |
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score_under
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Oh, yes. 2. If you type "explorer /s" instead of just "explorer" it might work.
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answer 2 worked, though I'd prefer explorer wouldn't open the size it pleases...
about the former question the reply doesn't fit. I'd like that when sandboxie is started, it would process the sandboxed registry keys which would autorun programs at windows startup. Let's say you install an application. Sometime the installer sets some key under runonce to complete the installation, so if sandboxie handles that the install can be completed correctly after a reboot. That isn't the only case. If I for eg. install winamp inside sandbox it should puts on tray an agent optionally, but when you restart windows and sandboxie is started that agent isn't started anymore because... autostart isn't managed. Anyway thanks for your reply |
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tzuk
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That's a good idea, so I'm putting this on my to-do list. For the time being, you'll have to make this work manually. I think score_under gave a good explanation how to do it. |
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