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Summary: Documentation of the obvious
Review: The bulk of the book is devoted to describing the Registry entries controlled by the Control Panel interfaces and other applets. Approximately 25% of the volume is a raw dump of a NT registry. If you are looking for how to enable command completion in a DOS window, or other interesting tidbits, this is not the book. One of the few books I've ever found so useless that I've bothered to return it -- fortunately, Amazon.com makes returns quite painless.
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Summary: GREAT BOOK
Review: This book has more unknown registry settings than any other Registry Book. The first discovery of Flag settings are discussed and are invaluable when trying to program the Windows Interface or programatically controlling the control panel applets. It even shows how to create your own policies using settings in the Policy chapter. GREAT BOOK !!!
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Summary: The most complete souce of NT Registry Settings
Review: This book is about Windows Nt Registry settings, how to find them, how to manipulate them and what they do. If you want to know the reasons, locations and explanations behind the thousands of Windows NT Registry settings then this book is a must! Windows NT Registry contains in-depth information for troubleshooting and discovering Windows NT Registry settings for Hardware, Networks, NT services, TCP/IP, Active X controls, Microsoft Explorer, Netscape Navagator, the Windows NT boot process and MORE !! If you have ever wanted to master the Registry, your dream is a book away...
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