The Appstack capture process seems too simplified in that you hit start, make a change, hit finish, and it bundles everything up into a vmdk. I am use to tweaking packages and permissions as well as trimming the erroneous data that was captured and not needed. Is there a way to open an appstack and see the data it captured? For example mount the vmdk and see the registry keys, files/folders, etc. and then remove data that shouldn't have been captures as well as adjust ACLs etc?
I ask because our helpdesk is receiving reports of odd behavior with an application and I'm wondering if there is conflicting registry keys in an appstack being overlayed. Being able to see what's in the appstack would prove this is happening and being able to then delete the conflicting keys from the appstack would resolve the problem.