Which two capabilities are supported by VMware Dynamic Environment Manager Application Profiler? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AIt allows individual user personalization of applications.
• BIt allows creation of application-specific predefined settings.
• CIt allows third-party user personalization of applications.
• DIt analyzes registry and file system location settings for an application.
• EIt allows creation of computer templates.

• B
  92% (23)
• C
  4% (1)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

VMware Dynamic Environment Manager Application Profiler is a standalone application that simplifies the creation of Flex configuration files and predefined settings for use with VMware Dynamic Environment Manager. Application Profiler analyzes where an application stores its file and registry configuration. The analysis results in an optimized Flex configuration file, which you can edit in the Application Profiler or use directly in the VMware Dynamic Environment Manager environment. With Application Profiler, you can also create application-specific predefined settings, with which you can set the initial configuration state of applications. Save the Flex configuration file with predefined settings to export the current application configuration state. Therefore, the two capabilities that are supported by VMware Dynamic Environment Manager Application Profiler are: It allows creation of application-specific predefined settings. This means that you can configure the default settings for an application that will be applied when a user launches it for the first time. For example, you can set the language, theme, or preferences of an application using Application It analyzes registry and file system location settings for an application. This means that it monitors the changes that an application makes to the registry and file system when it is running, and generates a Flex configuration file that captures those changes. This allows VMware Dynamic Environment Manager to manage the user personalization of those settings across different devices and sessions.

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