CoreFiling Touchstone application - user configs
Curious if anyone is familiar with an app called Touchstone, by CoreFiling? It's for working with XBRL reports. I have an initial package created, and now the business group I'm working with would like to add some user config settings.
So I did the usual: ran InstallWatch to get a Before snapshot, made the config changes manually, ran InstallWatch again to get my After snapshot...and nothing. I'm watching the entire folder structure and all registry hives, and no changes are being recorded. I've never seen that happen before and am at a loss as to what to try next.
We're using the app in a Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 environment, and this particular business group is using Office 2003.
So I did the usual: ran InstallWatch to get a Before snapshot, made the config changes manually, ran InstallWatch again to get my After snapshot...and nothing. I'm watching the entire folder structure and all registry hives, and no changes are being recorded. I've never seen that happen before and am at a loss as to what to try next.
We're using the app in a Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 environment, and this particular business group is using Office 2003.
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Posted by:
MSIPackager
13 years ago
Give regshot a try... it may not show up anything either but can't hurt to try an alternative: http://sourceforge.net/projects/regshot/
Could be worth monitoring other drives for changes? Perhaps the config files are stored on the users network home drive (for example)
One other thing, are the platforms all x86?
Could be worth monitoring other drives for changes? Perhaps the config files are stored on the users network home drive (for example)
One other thing, are the platforms all x86?
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
P...R...O...C...M...
Hang on, I've forgotten how to spell it... :-)
Hang on, I've forgotten how to spell it... :-)
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