Windows 2000 Pro: The Missing Manual
by Sharon Crawford


This page contains the changes made in the 3/01 reprint.


Here's a key to the markup:

        [page-number]: serious technical mistake
        {page-number}: minor technical mistake
        <page-number>: important language/formatting problem
        (page-number): language change or minor formatting problem
        ?page-number?: reader question or request for clarification


(Back Cover) The last paragraph used to read: 

	"...including Windows 2000 Administrator's Companion..."

It now reads:

	"...including Windows 2000 Server Administrator's Companion..."


(ix-x) The last paragraph used to read:

	"David Pogue (editor, indexer) is the creator of the Missing Manual
	series."

It now reads:

	"David Pogue (editor, indexer), creator of the Missing Manual series, 
	is the personal-technology columnist for the New York Times."


{17} The last paragraph in the FAQ box used to read:

	"Open the Display icon, click the Settings tab..."

It now reads:

	"Open the Display icon, click the Effects tab..."


<86> The last sentence used to read:

	"...Microsoft provides four ways to open it:"

It now reads:

	"...Microsoft provides at least five ways to open it:"


<87> Added this fifth bulleted item:

	"Press the Windows-logo key+E."


(121) The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been
fixed.


(123) The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been fixed.


<146> The first paragraph used to read:

	"The shortcut menu's Active Desktop submenu offers several useful
	commands, including Show Web Content (the on/off switch for putting a
	Web page on your desktop) and Show Desktop Icons (which hides or shows
	your desktop icons).

It now reads:

	"The shortcut menu's Active Desktop submenu offers several useful
	commands, including Show Web Content (the on/off switch for putting a
	Web page on your desktop); Show Desktop Icons (which hides or shows 
	your desktop icons); and Lock Desktop Items (prevents your Active 
	Desktop windows from moving or changing shape)."


(173) The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been fixed.


{301} Figure 13-9 showed the wrong dialog box. It has been replaced with
the correct ones--on the left, a shortcut menu where "Set as Default
Printer" is being selected; on the right, the Printer Properties dialog
box.