Turbo Studio 23.11.19

Turbo Studio (formerly Spoon Studio) enables users to combine all necessary files required for running an app into a package for immediate deployment without installation and setup of virtual environments, running programs in virtualized environments without incurring installation charges, making changes in registry files or system files and making registry or system modifications.

As system and driver updates continue to reduce errors, applications might need to be adjusted regularly in order to stay compatible. But with tools such as Spoon Virtual Application Studio you can combine all files necessary for an app to run into one package that's ready for deployment without delay.

Work Fast With a Flexible Wizard
Don't spend hours configuring files needed for packing content when using an efficient wizard with numerous options available to you. This wizard enables you to build virtual applications from provided or downloaded media quickly; scan desktop for applications; manage third-party apps using snapshot; process these by selecting appropriate one(s); manually configure settings of wizard settings as well as quickly customize these parameters of wizard settings as necessary.

Manually Set Deployment Options
Additionally, you can dive directly into the myriad features the main window provides you. A side panel lets you navigate major areas such as filesystem, registry, settings, components setups as well as expirations with ease - depending on which category your workspace provides various settings that provide more granular control of individual aspects of deployments.

Subtlely Include Required Components
Switching to the Registry Tab lets you quickly add or edit existing values or keys so your application won't have to edit its host registry for processing. All settings and files can easily be packaged into an MSI setup package to quickly deploy custom settings as well as file associations or shortcuts on target computers.

Spoon Virtual Application Studio makes good on its promise and changes the way applications are deployed, eliminating third-party requirements or simply migrating whole applications and projects to new machines with ease.