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15: Working Around IT Problems..................................................................................298 Controlling Just in Time Setup...........................................................................................298 Outlook Express .............................................................................................................299 Windows Media Player..................................................................................................300 . Desktop Themes............................................................................................................300 Other Shortcuts..............................................................................................................301 Removing Components.......................................................................................................302 Answer File [Components] Section................................................................................302 Extending Windows Components Wizard......................................................................304 Removing Components After Installation .......................................................................305 Hiding Non Removable Components ............................................................................306 Removing Policy Tattoos.....................................................................................................307 Elevating Processes' Privileges...........................................................................................309 Group Policy ...................................................................................................................309 Secondary Logon...........................................................................................................310 Scheduled Tasks ............................................................................................................310 AutoLogon ......................................................................................................................311 Severing File Associations...................................................................................................313 Deploying Office XP Trusted Sources.................................................................................314 Enabling Remote Desktop Remotely...................................................................................314 Customizing the Windows XP Logon...................................................................................315 Part IV: Appendices .......................................................................................................................316 Appendix List.......................................................................................................................316 Part Overview .................................................................................................................316 Appendix A: File Associations.....................................................................................................317 Overview..............................................................................................................................317 Merge Algorithm ...................................................................................................................317 File Extension Keys.............................................................................................................317 OpenWithList.................................................................................................................318 . PerceivedType...............................................................................................................319 ShellNew........................................................................................................................319 Program Class Keys............................................................................................................319 DefaultIcon.....................................................................................................................321 EditFlags........................................................................................................................321 Shell...............................................................................................................................322 Specialized Keys ..................................................................................................................323 Applications ....................................................................................................................324 SystemFileAssociations.................................................................................................324 Unknown........................................................................................................................324 COM Class Keys ..................................................................................................................324 Appendix B: Per User Settings...................................................................................................327 Overview..............................................................................................................................327 AppEvents ............................................................................................................................327 Console................................................................................................................................328 Control Panel.......................................................................................................................329 Desktop..........................................................................................................................330 Desktop\Window Metrics ................................................................................................333 viii

Because the form is already the size of a piece of paper, the task is quite simplified. In the method handling the PrintPages event, you can loop through the controls on the form. For the label controls, you can use the Graphics.DrawString method to print the string in the label using the same font and location as the label itself. For image con trols, you can likewise print the image using the Graphics.DrawImage method to draw the image at the location specified by the image control. You can print a report for each record in the database by iterating through the records in the PrintPage event handler. After a page has been printed, the method should check to see if any more records exist. If so, the e.HasMorePages property should be set to True and the next record printed.

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There are two ways to implement printing to network-attached printers. One model is created by installing logical printers on all computers and connecting those logical printers directly to the network-attached printer. In this model, there is no print server; each computer maintains its own settings, print processor, and queue. When users examine the print queue, they see only the jobs they have sent to the printer. There is no way for users to know what jobs have been sent to the printer by other users. In addition, error messages appear only on the computer that is printing the current job. Finally, all print job processing is performed locally on the user s computer rather than being offloaded to a print server. Because of these significant drawbacks, the most typical configuration of printers in an enterprise is a three-part model consisting of the physical printer itself, a logical printer hosted on a print server, and printer clients connecting to the server s logical printer. This lesson focuses exclusively on such a structure, although the concepts and skills discussed apply to other printer configurations. Printing with a print server provides the following advantages:

A complete discussion of isolation levels and the effects on locking and blocking is beyond the scope of this book. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Internals (Microsoft Press, 2009), by Kalen Delaney et al., has an extensive discussion about isolation levels.

As you can see, an application developer who attempted to prevent users from refer encing files with a .txt extension would need to do more than examine the last three characters of the filename if the operating system allowed ::$DATA to be appended to the end of a filename.

It is important that your design be flexible enough for any changes that may occur in your network infrastructure over the course of time. For example, if your original design called for 10 users having dial-in capability to your dial-up server, but there are now several offices opening requiring an additional 150 remote users, you should have the flexibility to allow for this increase of usage of your network services. That is, you

In conjunction with the design of a backup strategy, you must create and verify restore procedures to ensure that appropriate personnel are knowledgeable in the concepts and skills that are critical to data recovery. This lesson will share the processes and options available for restoring data using the Backup Utility.

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