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Use bisf when sealing your images, it will cover copying the rulesets on machine boot - or of course you can use GPO.... And yes also to your second question, I always deploy the rules editor and simply hide it :-)

We use GPP files to copy the rule sets down at each boot. Works fine.

Same here - GPP copies the rule sets at boot. I don't install the editor in the image since it's easy enough to test them by simply copying them in real-time to whichever device I'm logged into.

BIS-F does a great job with your request (copy the rules after booting). We always install the rule editor on the vDisk. So you can create new rules on every VDA without creating a new PVS version, cause the rules are in a central share. Either way you have to run it as admin, so no need to hide it. Users can’t access drive C:

Thanks all. Just what I needed.

I always put the rules editor in the Gold image, then you can play with representative non-persistent, isolated machines to further develop rulesets and play with applications you may be adding.