kpelt's Accepted Solutions

Create application security groups in your AD.  Example: ThinApp_AdobeReader ThinApp_Office2010 Create these security groups and when you build the package you add the groups when prompted... See more...
Create application security groups in your AD.  Example: ThinApp_AdobeReader ThinApp_Office2010 Create these security groups and when you build the package you add the groups when prompted for specific groups that can access this program.  Assign groups or users to the applications security groups that want to use it.  You can then use View's ThinApp repository (like you are doing now) and it will assign the package to a pool but only people in the security group can actually run it.  Another way to do it is run a script using ThinReg.exe and it will look at the security group and only give access to the program if the user is in the appropriate application security group.  It also will register the applications to the correct files on the virtual desktop. Example of script: Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WSHShell.Exec("""%logonserver%\netlogon\thinreg.exe"" /q ""\\servername\thinapp repo\*.exe""")