once you know the name of the executable that was closed, you can allow all windows by using *|* as an approved window specification - but sometimes that can also produce security "holes", depending on what functions are allowed by the windows. Also, if you want to be able to Launch an application from the AppCenter UI, you will need to know not only the executable name but perhaps also the command line arguments used to run the program.

once you know the name of the executable that was closed, you can allow all windows by using *|* as an approved window specification - but sometimes that can also produce security "holes", depending on what functions are allowed by the windows. Also, if you want to be able to Launch an application from the AppCenter UI, you will need to know not only the executable name but perhaps also the command line arguments used to run the program.

Andrea Within the application folder there should be AppCenter.log. This can be opened using Note/WordPad and this should tell you which class, window or executable has been closed or blocked. I have not used AppCenter with Afaria, however on another application after I approved one window, another unapproved window was then blocked, so it could be a lengthy process. Regards Justin