Azure RemoteApp Collection with AzureVM - azure

I'm new in Azure and trying to add a custom application in my azure RemoteApp. I have created an Azure VM (windows 2012 R2 Evaluation) and an azure RemoteApp collection. I have added my custom application in VM at path c:\Customs\MyTestApplication\TestApplication.exe and also in remoteapp collectio have published this custom via path %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Customs\MyTestApplication\TestApplication.exe.
But when I am runing Azure RemoteApp client I see my test application but cannot run. It cannt find the test application.
Can anyone help me please? I have spend a lot of time in azure documentations without any success.
I think I must to connect my Azure VM in azure remoteapp collection but I don't know how!
Thank you

you are close, you must create a custom image and then import that image into azure RemoteApp image library and then create a Azure RemoteApp collection specifying that image. Read here for more information = https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-imageoptions/

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