Product: Thinfinity Workspace
Version: 7 and above
Introduction
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The purpose of this article is to guide new users on how to publish a new VirtualUI Application in Thinfinity Workspace. This is an essential step in providing easy access to Windows applications through a Web browser.
Publishing a VirtualUI Application from a Browser

Before Publishing your application with Thinfinity Workspace you must integrate it and compile it with VirtualUI Server. In order to do
Accessing and Logging In to Thinfinity Workspace Portal
- First, open an HTML5 capable browser, navigate to the Workspace Portal and click Sign In.
- Next, enter your Username and Password, and then click Sign In.
Creating the Profile
- Select Application and click Next.
- Here, you must choose the type of application that you want to publish. Select VirtualUI App and click Next.
- In the Program path and file name field, type the full path to the executable file of the application you want to access (e.g. C:\Windows\System32\Notepad.exe). Optionally, you can change the app icon. When finished, click Next.
- Type a Name for the profile and then click Done.
- Finally, click Commit to save the changes to the profile.

You can create more profiles and commit all the changes at once when done.
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Testing the VirtualUI Application
- Once the profile is configured, click the Application Icon to open a virtualized application session.
- You are now ready to start working with the Virtualized Application.
Conclusion
In summary, this document serves as a starting guide for publishing a VirtualUI application in Thinfinity Workspace, which is critical for new users to conveniently access Windows applications via web browsers. VirtualUI's transformative capabilities improve accessibility and usability across multiple platforms, marking a significant advancement in the modernization of application interactions.
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