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Updated VM Application readme. #108

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Expand Up @@ -47,7 +47,9 @@ The VM application packages use multiple resource types:

- **No more than 3 replicas per region**: When you're creating a VM Application version, the maximum number of replicas per region is three.

- **Storage with public access or SAS URI with read privilege:** The storage account needs to has public level access or use an SAS URI with read privilege, as other restriction levels fail deployments.
- **Storage with public access and SAS URI with read privilege:** The storage account needs to have public level access and use a SAS URI with read privilege, as other restriction levels fail deployments. _SAS Tokens can be by-passed by publishing the artifact on the storage account by allowing anonymous access._

- **System Assigned Managed identity:** The compute galleries system managed assigned identity cannot be used to access a blob in the storage account.

- **Retrying failed installations**: Currently, the only way to retry a failed installation is to remove the application from the profile, then add it back.

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Example remove command:

```terminal
start /wait %windir%\\system32\\msiexec.exe /x $appname /quiet /forcerestart /log ${appname}_uninstall.log
start /wait %windir%\\system32\\msiexec.exe /x myapp /quiet /forcerestart /log myapp_uninstall.log
```

Typically, the `start` command would be called within a batch script. If used with the `/wait` parameter, the calling script will be paused until the called process terminates. Once complete, the batch script would check for the `errorlevel` variable set by the `start` command and exit as follows:
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