April 2002
Beginner
640 pages
27h 54m
English
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Synopsis
- Listboxes, enable / disable animation
Control Panel → System → Advanced tab → Performance section → Settings → Visual Effects tab → Custom
- Log off, from the command line
- Log off, show in Ctrl-Alt-Del window
Group Policy (
gpedit.msc) → User Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → Ctrl+Alt+Del Options- Log off, show in Start menu (Classic Start menu only)
Control Panel → Taskbar and Start Menu → Start Menu tab → Customize → “Advanced Start menu options” section → Display Log Off
- Log on, use Welcome screen
Control Panel → User Accounts → Change the way users log on or off → Use the Welcome screen
- Log on, scripts policies
Group Policy (
gpedit.msc) → Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → ScriptsGroup Policy (
gpedit.msc) → User Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → Scripts- Log on, security policies
Group Policy (
gpedit.msc) → Computer Configuration → Windows Settings → Security Settings → Local Policies → Security OptionsGroup Policy (
gpedit.msc) → Computer Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → LogonGroup Policy (
gpedit.msc) → User Configuration → Administrative Templates → System → Logon- Magnifier, move with focus change in web pages
Control Panel → Internet Options → Advanced tag → Accessibility → Move system caret with focus/selection changes
- Mail Server, restrictions
Control Panel → Network Connections → right-click connection → Properties → Advanced tab → Settings ...
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