sandbox per forced program?

[Unknown_User_807]

Well i've scoured the forums, faq and help files but could not find anything... or maybe im just retarded and didnt look in the right spot, either way im sorry if this is a double post.

Im looking to see if there is a way to set a particular forced application to use a particular sandbox and then auto delete that box when the program closes, but i dont want my other boxes auto deleting themselfs. The reason behind it being that i have firefox 2.0 installed into its own box and want to keep that as is. However i want IE to load using its own sandbox, but i also would like that particular box to auto delete once IE closes (but i dont want the firefox one to auto delete). By the way i think its worth mentioning that i know you can start an application through a shortcut to use a partuclar sandbox, but im looking for a solution of Sandboxie doing it automatically for that application all the time. You know, incase some help file or about box link opens IE, or whatever reason may be that IE gets launched not through that shortcut.

short version:

1) can i set a forced program to use a particular sandbox
2) can i set only a particular sandbox to auto delete, not all of them

[SnDPhoenix]

Yeah this is really easy to do:

1) read this thread real quick where i answered someone with the same question http://sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=1386

2) to do this just go the your configuration and look through there until you see the name of the sandbox you want to auto delete written like this "[DefaulBox]", "[Firefox]", etc.. and just add this line anywhere under the name of the sandbox you would like to autodelete

AutoDelete=yes

there ya go, thatll do it, i hope it makes sense to you, dont be afraid to ask questions.

[Unknown_User_807]

*sigh* well its official ladies and gentleman... im retarded. lol

thanks phoenix, turns out i was looking under the wrong search terms. wish i could delete this post

[SnDPhoenix]

nah, ill leave it, someone else might have the same problem as you.