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Or other equivalent tech. We achieve something similar by activating hot standby VMs on remote servers to launch certain file formats. It was slow at first but
by apaprocki 10y ago
Or other equivalent tech. We achieve something similar by activating hot standby VMs on remote servers to launch certain file formats. It was slow at first but now opening it is somewhere around 500ms-1s so it is not a burden on the end user and just fades into the background.
- shshhdhs 10y agoWould you please describe this further? Is this triggered whenever Outlook receives a file attachment, or when Exchange receives it? And how?
- apaprocki 10y agoWithout getting into too much detail, it is end-point driven. The user says "I want to continue doing this thing" and it proceeds in a more secure manner completely segregated from your desktop. If you had a generic mechanism to be able to open, say, a browser or Acrobat, or whatever else you felt like in this manner you could dream of the ways you might integrate it into the end-point.