Spoon Exebuilder
Spoon Exebuilder is a tool that allows you to create standalone executable files from virtual applications created with Turbo Studio (formerly known as Spoon Studio). Virtual applications are software that can run without installation, dependencies, or conflicts on any Windows system. Spoon Exebuilder can help you to deploy your virtual applications in a convenient and portable way.
Spoon Exebuilder
How to use Spoon Exebuilder
To use Spoon Exebuilder, you need to have a virtual application project folder that contains the following files:
A .xappl file that defines the application settings and configuration.
A .xappl file that defines the recipe for building the executable file. This file is usually named recipe.xappl.
A .xappl file that defines the runtime environment for the application. This file is usually named runtime.xappl.
Any other files or folders that are required by the application, such as data, libraries, or resources.
You can create a virtual application project folder by using Turbo Studio, which is a powerful and easy-to-use authoring tool for creating virtual environments. Turbo Studio lets you convert Windows-compatible software into self-contained virtual applications that can run on any Windows system.
Once you have a virtual application project folder, you can use Spoon Exebuilder to create an executable file by following these steps:
Launch Spoon Exebuilder.exe from the Turbo Studio installation folder or from a Docker container .
Select the project folder that contains your virtual application files.
Specify the output folder and file name for the executable file.
Optionally, customize the icon, version information, and compression settings for the executable file.
Click Build to start the process of creating the executable file.
The resulting executable file will contain all the necessary files and components to run your virtual application on any Windows system. You can distribute the executable file to your users or customers without requiring them to install anything on their machines.
Benefits of using Spoon Exebuilder
Spoon Exebuilder offers several benefits for developers and users of virtual applications, such as:
Simplicity: You can create an executable file from your virtual application with just a few clicks. You don't need to write any code or scripts to package your application.
Portability: You can run your executable file on any Windows system without installation, dependencies, or conflicts. You can also run your executable file from a USB drive, a network share, or a cloud storage service.
Security: You can protect your executable file with encryption and password. You can also prevent unauthorized copying or modification of your executable file with digital signature and anti-tampering features.
Compatibility: You can run your executable file on any Windows system from Windows XP to Windows 10. You can also run your executable file on 32-bit or 64-bit systems, regardless of the original architecture of your application.
Performance: You can optimize your executable file for faster loading and execution. You can also reduce the size of your executable file by using compression and deduplication techniques.
Conclusion
Spoon Exebuilder is a tool that allows you to create standalone executable files from virtual applications created with Turbo Studio. Virtual applications are software that can run without installation, dependencies, or conflicts on any Windows system. Spoon Exebuilder can help you to deploy your virtual applications in a convenient and portable way. Spoon Exebuilder offers several benefits for developers and users of virtual applications, such as simplicity, portability, security, compatibility, and performance.
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