When capturing installation - if I saw the virtual machine is it captured as well?

All right, let's assume that I am ThinApping an application and I'm in the middle of the installation of the main application and a few children and updates applications.

If something goes wrong, I don't want to start from the beginning.  So after that I installed can the first main application I take a snapshot of the virtual machine?  Well, I know I can, but my question is will be captured by thinapp and packed to the top in the final exe file this snapshot?  Something I want to happen.

If so, how would I exclude in the build?  If the snapshot is not captured, so it's perfect.

Snapshots of workstation are stored on the host computer. ThinApp scans the guest and will not see the snapshots of work stations. So you can take snapshots of work when you want, they are included in the package.

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    {{2013-01-29 10:15:42.101 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:191]: start: VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{135627FE-3BDE-45F6-8234-053307C0876C}, VMRC_EVENT_vmrc-np-t-{135627FE-3BDE-45F6-8234-053307C0876C}, 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe C:\Program Files VMware Remote Console Plug-ins, "C:\Program Files\Common VMware Remote Console Plug-in 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe - parent-PID 6316 - instance"vmrc-np-t-{135627FE-3BDE-45F6-8234-053307C0876C}"ID - 2 modes - message mode has 2-3
    29-01-2013 10:15:42.101 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:205]: process of creating VMRC
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    29-01-2013 10:15:42.821 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:229]: A WAIT_OBJECT_0
    29-01-2013 10:15:42.821 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:256]: expect successful moniker
    {2013-01-29 10:15:42.832 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:149]: link to [VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{135627FE-3BDE-45F6-8234-053307C0876C]}
    29-01-2013 10:15:42.833 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:154]: BindToObject managed
    29-01-2013 10:15:42.845 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:217]: successful startup
    29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:379] 10:15:43.901: control of the VM has not been created
    29-01-2013 10:15:43.902 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
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    29-01-2013 10:15:43.923 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
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    29-01-2013 10:15:44.275 [d:\build\ob\bora-781747\bora\apps\vmplayer\npplugin\win32\.. /.. /plugin-common/utils.h:145]: advanced configuration analyzed characteristics: 3
    {{2013-01-29 10:15:44.275 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:191]: start: VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{9340F800-963A-46AF-9EBB-CCCFF83FC2CD}, VMRC_EVENT_vmrc-np-t-{9340F800-963A-46AF-9EBB-CCCFF83FC2CD}, 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe C:\Program Files VMware Remote Console Plug-ins, "C:\Program Files\Common VMware Remote Console Plug-in 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe - parent-PID 6316 - instance"vmrc-np-t-{9340F800-963A-46AF-9EBB-CCCFF83FC2CD}"ID - 2 modes - message mode has 2-3
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    {2013-01-29 10:15:44.958 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:149]: link to [VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{9340F800-963A-46AF-9EBB-CCCFF83FC2CD]}
    29-01-2013 10:15:44.959 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:154]: BindToObject managed
    29-01-2013 10:15:44.970 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:217]: successful startup
    29-01-2013 10:15:46.770 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:174]: startup called
    29-01-2013 10:15:46.770 [d:\build\ob\bora-781747\bora\apps\vmplayer\npplugin\win32\.. /.. /plugin-common/utils.h:145]: advanced configuration analyzed characteristics: 3
    {{2013-01-29 10:15:46.771 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:191]: start: VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{381FF1D3-DBD1-4B19-A516-5CA7DEE58996}, VMRC_EVENT_vmrc-np-t-{381FF1D3-DBD1-4B19-A516-5CA7DEE58996}, 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe C:\Program Files VMware Remote Console Plug-ins, "C:\Program Files\Common VMware Remote Console Plug-in 5.1\Firefox\vmware-vmrc.exe - parent-PID 6316 - instance ID 'vmrc-np-t-{381FF1D3-DBD1-4B19-A516-5CA7DEE58996}' - mode 4 - message mode has 2-3
    29-01-2013 10:15:46.771 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:205]: process of creating VMRC
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    29-01-2013 10:15:47.379 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:229]: A WAIT_OBJECT_0
    29-01-2013 10:15:47.379 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:256]: expect successful moniker
    {2013-01-29 10:15:47.380 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:149]: link to [VMRC_MONIKER_vmrc-np-t-{381FF1D3-DBD1-4B19-A516-5CA7DEE58996]}
    29-01-2013 10:15:47.381 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:154]: BindToObject managed
    29-01-2013 10:15:47.388 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:217]: successful startup
    29-01-2013 10:17:20.197 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:633]: no associated window with control of the virtual machine
    29-01-2013 10:59:13.788 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:633]: no associated window with control of the virtual machine
    29-01-2013 10:59:13.792 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/win32/plugin/procControl.cpp:633]: no associated window with control of the virtual machine
    29-01-2013 10:59:15.303 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
    29-01-2013 10:59:15.308 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
    29-01-2013 10:59:15.324 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
    29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:251] 10:59:15.324: control of the VM has not been created
    29-01-2013 10:59:15.326 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
    29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:251] 10:59:15.326: control of the VM has not been created
    29-01-2013 10:59:33.283 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:246]: called stop
    29-01-2013 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:251] 10:59:33.284: control of the VM has not been created
    29-01-2013 10:59:33.540 [d:/build/ob/bora-781747/bora/apps/vmplayer/npplugin/win32/VmrcDelegateImpl.cc:174]: startup called
    29-01-2013 10:59:33.540 [d:\build\ob\bora-781747\bora\apps\vmplayer\npplugin\win32\.. /.. /plugin-common/utils.h:145]: advanced configuration analyzed characteristics: 3

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