Alphabetical Reference to Windows Components
The following reference lists all the useful, discrete components
that come with Windows XP, sorted alphabetically by their common
names (e.g., Minesweeper would be found under
“M,” not
“W” for
winmine.exe).
Note that some components are not installed by default. The set of components included with a basic Windows XP installation depends on the method by which Windows XP was installed, whether it was installed fresh, or over an older version of Windows. Any of the following components that appear to be missing can be added easily by using Add or Remove Programs (discussed later in this chapter) and clicking the Add/Remove Windows Components button.
Table 4-1 provides an easy
cross reference between the common
name and the executable filename of an application or other
component. Unlike previous editions of this book, control panel
options are included in this chapter. For these items, the
corresponding command line varies (and is documented more completely
in the Control Panel section in this chapter), but usually consists
of the .cpl filename, as specified in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1. Executable filenames of the applications and tools in Windows XP
|
Common application name |
Executable filename / command line |
Professional edition only |
|---|---|---|
|
Accessibility Options |
| |
|
Accessibility Wizard |
| |
|
Activate Windows |
| |
|
Active Connections Utility |
| |
|
Add Hardware Wizard |
| |
|
Add ... |
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