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Basic sandboxie documentation fixes and updates #1

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26 changes: 5 additions & 21 deletions Content/AllPages.md
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[Copy Limit Silent](CopyLimitSilent.md)

[Corporate Installation](CorporateInstallation.md)

### D

[Delete Command](DeleteCommand.md)
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### F

[FAQ Email](FAQ_Email.md)
[FAQ Email](FAQEmail.md)

[FAQ Virus](FAQ_Virus.md)
[FAQ Virus](FAQVirus.md)

[File Menu](FileMenu.md)

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[Files And Folders View](FilesAndFoldersView.md)

[Find Page](FindPage.md)

[Firefox Tips](FirefoxTips.md)

[Force Disable Admin Only](ForceDisableAdminOnly.md)
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[Help Topics](HelpTopics.md)

[Home Use](HomeUse.md)

[How It Works](HowItWorks.md)

[How To Use Win Dbg](HowToUseWinDbg.md)
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[Key Root Path](KeyRootPath.md)

[Known Conflicts](KnownConflicts.md)

### L

[Leader Process](LeaderProcess.md)
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### N

[Network Files](NetworkFiles.md)

[Never Delete](NeverDelete.md)

[Notes About 64 Bit Edition](NotesAbout64BitEdition.md)
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[Recovery Settings](RecoverySettings.md)

[Register Sandboxie](RegisterSandboxie.md)

[Resource Access](ResourceAccess.md)

[Resource Access Monitor](ResourceAccessMonitor.md)
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[SBIE9305](SBIE9305.md)

[SBIE DLL API](SBIE_DLL_API.md)
[SBIE DLL API](SBIEDLLAPI.md)

[SBIE Messages](SBIE_Messages.md)
[SBIE Messages](SBIEMessages.md)

[Sandbox Hierarchy](SandboxHierarchy.md)

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[Tray Icon Menu](TrayIconMenu.md)

[Trusted Logos](TrustedLogos.md)

### U

[Usage Tips](UsageTips.md)
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### V

[Version Changes](VersionChanges.md)

[View Menu](ViewMenu.md)

### W
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[Windows Vista 64](WindowsVista64.md)

[Windows XP Mode](Windows_XP_Mode.md)
[Windows XP Mode](WindowsXPMode.md)

[Write File Path](WriteFilePath.md)

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Sandboxie Control > Sandbox Settings > Appearance:

![](/Media/AppearanceSettings.png)
![](../Media/AppearanceSettings.png)

Normally, Sandboxie inserts the Sandboxie marks [#] in the title bar of windows associated with sandboxed programs.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Applications.

![](/Media/ApplicationsSettings.png)
![](../Media/ApplicationsSettings.png)

This group of settings pages offers quick configuration of Sandboxie for use with other applications, particularly the various well-known Web browsers and email programs, but also some third-party applications that are known to require special configuration in Sandboxie.

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#### Internet Explorer
![](/Media/WebBrowserSettings1.png)</td>
![](../Media/WebBrowserSettings1.png)

See also: [Internet Explorer Tips](InternetExplorerTips.md)

#### Firefox
![](/Media/WebBrowserSettings2.png)
![](../Media/WebBrowserSettings2.png)

See also: [Firefox Tips](FirefoxTips.md)

#### Other Browsers
![](/Media/WebBrowserSettings3.png)</td>
![](../Media/WebBrowserSettings3.png)


This settings page offers quick configuration for the following browsers: Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and SeaMonkey, the Opera Web browser, Maxthon 2, and Google Chrome.
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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Applications > Email Reader

![](/Media/EmailReaderSettings.png)
![](../Media/EmailReaderSettings.png)

This settings page offers quick configuration for the following email programs:

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Applications > Local

![](/Media/LocalApplicationsSettings.png)
![](../Media/LocalApplicationsSettings.png)

Use this settings page to enter your own custom settings as an application configuration package that can be easily enabled or disabled for a particular sandbox.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Applications > Folders

![](/Media/FolderApplicationsSettings.png)
![](../Media/FolderApplicationsSettings.png)

Use this settings page to specify any alternate (non-default) folder locations for the data files used by applications for which you have enabled in (or add to) the sandbox.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Applications > Accessibility

![](/Media/AccessibilitySettings.png)
![](../Media/AccessibilitySettings.png)

This settings page offers quick configuration for the following screen reading programs:

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > Configure Menu

![](/Media/ConfigureMenu.png)
![](../Media/ConfigureMenu.png)

* * *

### Program Alerts

The _Program Alerts_ command opens the following window in which you can configure Sandboxie to issue message [SBIE1301](SBIE1301.md) whenever specific programs start outside any sandbox.

![](/Media/AlertPrograms.png)
![](../Media/AlertPrograms.png)

* Use the _Add Program_ button to open the Program Groups window and select a program to add.

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The _Windows Shell Integration_ command opens a window which controls how [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) integrates into and associates itself with your Windows desktop. It can also be used to create desktop shortcut icons to run your programs sandboxed. By default, all settings in the window are enabled.

![](/Media/ShellIntegration.png)
![](../Media/ShellIntegration.png)

* The top frame indicates when [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) should start:

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Whenever [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) displays one or more [SBIE Messages](SBIE_Messages), you have the option to hide future instances of the message. This is accomplished by highlighting and clicking the _Hide_ command:

![](/Media/MessagesFromSandboxie.png)
![](../Media/MessagesFromSandboxie.png)

Note that messages are filtered by message code alone. For instance, the picture above shows message [SBIE1304](SBIE1304.md) with information detail _osk.exe_. Hiding that message will hide all future instances of message SBIE1304, regardless of the information detail.

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### Lock Configuration

![](/Media/LockConfiguration.png)
![](../Media/LockConfiguration.png)

Please see [Configuration Protection](ConfigurationProtection.md).

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Menu](SandboxMenu.md) > Delete Contents
[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Tray Icon Menu](TrayIconMenu.md) > Delete Contents

![](/Media/DeleteSandbox.png)
![](../Media/DeleteSandbox.png)

The Delete Sandbox window appears when the sandbox is about to be deleted. The window is split into two areas:

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Delete:

![](/Media/DeleteSettings.png)
![](../Media/DeleteSettings.png)

Here you configure when and how Sandboxie deletes the sandbox.

## Invocation

[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Delete > Invocation:

![](/Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)
![](../Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)

Use this settings page to indicate when you want the sandbox deleted:

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > Delete > Command:

![](/Media/DeleteCommandSettings.png)
![](../Media/DeleteCommandSettings.png)

Use this settings page to specify the system command that will be used to delete the sandbox. By default this is a simple RMDIR (remove directory) command. People who are concerned with privacy issues may choose to use secure deletion instead, as described in more detail in [Secure Delete Sandbox](SecureDeleteSandbox.md).

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > File Menu

![](/Media/FileMenu.png)
![](../Media/FileMenu.png)

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The _Terminate All Programs_ command immediately stops all programs running in all sandboxes. There is no window associated with this command. However, you may be warned about the potential loss of any data processed by the programs which are about to be terminated:

![](/Media/TerminateWarning.png)
![](../Media/TerminateWarning.png)

This warning refers to, for example, any open documents which will not be saved. This warning can be disabled by selecting the checkbox at the bottom: _In the future, terminate processes without asking._

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By default, forced sandboxing is suspended for 10 seconds. The number of seconds can be changed in the following dialog box, which appears when you select this command.

![](/Media/DisableForcedPrograms.png)
![](../Media/DisableForcedPrograms.png)

Note that the associated command in the [Tray Icon Menu](TrayIconMenu.md) does not show this dialog box, and uses the last duration specified, or the default of 10 seconds.

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The _Is Window Sandboxed?_ command is used to select a window displayed on the screen, and if the window is owned by a sandboxed program, the command displays the name of the program and the sandbox it is running in.

![](/Media/IsWindowSandboxed.png)
![](../Media/IsWindowSandboxed.png)

To use the command, click and hold the left mouse button on the _Finder Tool_, that is, the icon of a target within a window. Without releasing the left mouse button, drag the target over the desired window, and when the target is within the boundaries of the desired window, release the left mouse button.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > File Migration:

![](/Media/FileMigrationSettings.png)
![](../Media/FileMigrationSettings.png)

Before a sandboxed program can make changes to a file that already exists in your computer, Sandboxie first must make a copy of this file in the sandbox. However, making copies of very large files would be a long operation. For this reason, Sandboxie will only make copies of files that are below a certain maximum size. Files larger than this size will be considered read-only inside the sandbox, and any attempt to modify them will result in message [SBIE2102](SBIE2102.md).

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [View Menu](ViewMenu.md) > [Files and Folders](ViewMenu#fafview)

![](/Media/FileViewFavIcon.png)
![](../Media/FileViewFavIcon.png)

The _Files and Folders View_ is a secondary view mode in [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md). It displays the files and folders in each of the sandboxes, organized into a tree of folders, and grouped by sandbox name.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > [Applications > Web Browser > Firefox](ApplicationsSettings#web)

![](/Media/WebBrowserSettings2.png)
![](../Media/WebBrowserSettings2.png)

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > [Delete](DeleteSettings.md) > [Invocation](DeleteSettings#invocation)

![](/Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)
![](../Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)

* Setting: Automatically delete contents of sandbox

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > [Appearance Settings](AppearanceSettings.md)

![](/Media/AppearanceSettings.png)
![](../Media/AppearanceSettings.png)

* Setting: Display a border around the window

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On the other hand, the Sandboxie sandbox works like a transparency layer placed over the paper. Programs write on the transparency layer and to them it looks like the real paper. When you delete the sandbox, it's like removing the transparency layer, the unchanged, real paper is revealed.

![](/Media/PaperAnimation.gif)
![](../Media/PaperAnimation.gif)

Thanks to _esalkin_ for the paper metaphore. Thanks to _warwagon_ for the graphics.

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > [Delete](DeleteSettings.md) > [Invocation](DeleteSettings#invocation)

![](/Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)
![](../Media/DeleteInvocationSettings.png)

* Setting: Automatically delete contents of sandbox

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[Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) > [Sandbox Settings](SandboxSettings.md) > [Appearance Settings](AppearanceSettings.md)

![](/Media/AppearanceSettings.png)
![](../Media/AppearanceSettings.png)

* Setting: Display a border around the window

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Sandboxie is operated primarily through the [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) program. This program adds the yellow Sandboxie icon to the system notification ("tray") area of your taskbar:

![](/Media/TrayIconEmpty.png)
![](../Media/TrayIconEmpty.png)

If [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) is not already active, you can find it and launch it from the Sandboxie program group in your Windows Start menu:

### Windows XP

![](/Media/StartMenuStartControl.png)</td>
![](../Media/StartMenuStartControl.png)

### Windows Vista

![](/Media/StartMenuStartControlVista.png)</td>
![](../Media/StartMenuStartControlVista.png)


When active, you can use the Sandboxie tray icon to hide and show the main window of [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md), by double-clicking the icon. Or, you can right-click the icon and select the first command, which alternates between _Hide Window_ and _Show Window_.
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You should view this tutorial in a sandboxed Web browser. To do that, use the _Getting Started Tutorial (Web)_ command in the [Help Menu](HelpMenu.md) of [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md), and make sure you tell [Sandboxie Control](SandboxieControl.md) to run your browser **sandboxed**:

![](/Media/OpenGettingStarted.png)
![](../Media/OpenGettingStarted.png)

The tutorial continues in [Getting Started Part Two](GettingStartedPartTwo.md).
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