Microsoft Windows XP Professional Resource Kit 2003
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Year: 2005
Pages: 338
Pages: 338
LAN Emulation (LANE), LAN Emulation, IP over ATM
LAN Manager (LM), NTLM
land attacks, Spoofing
LANE (LAN Emulation), LAN Emulation, IP over ATM
language collections, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional, Configuring Regional and Language Options
Language for non-Unicode Programs, Language for Non-Unicode Programs (System Locale)
language groups, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional
language monitors, Language monitor
language toolbars, adding to desktop, Simplifying Multiple Language Access on Desktops
language versions, Windows XP Professional Language Versions, Windows XP Professional MUI Pack
languages, Specifying [RegionalSettings] Options, Specifying [GuiUnattended] Options, Specifying [TapiLocation] Options, Ensuring Consistency Within [RegionalSettings], Specifying [Unattended] Options, Specifying [GuiUnattended] Options
answer file example for unattended installations, Example Answer File
Basic Language Collection, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional, Language Support Requirements
black boxes appear, Characters From Another Language Appear as Question Marks, Black Boxes, or Lines
built-in support, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional
changing language and regional options using silent configurations, Changing Language and Regional Options
changing MUI Pack defaults using silent configurations, Changing MUI Pack Defaults
characters typed at command prompt are incorrect, Characters Typed at the Command Prompt Are Not Correct
code pages, Unicode and Code Pages
collections, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional
compatibility of current multilingual applications, Determining the Compatibility of Your Current Applications
Complex Script and Right-to-Left Language Collection, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional, Language Support Requirements, Configuring Regional and Language Options, Characters in Complex Script, Right-to-Left, or East Asian Languages Do Not Display Correctly
configuring desktops for multilingual deployments , Configuring Desktops
configuring localized content for multilingual deployments, Configuring Localized Content
configuring regional and language options for multilingual deployments, Configuring Regional and Language Options, Configuring the User Interface Language (MUI Pack Only)
controlling desktops using Group Policy for multilingual deployments, Controlling Desktops by Using Group Policy Settings
creating installation share for MUI Pack installations, Creating the Installation Share
creating unattended installations, Creating Unattended Installations, Additional Parameters for Installing Windows Installer Packages
currencies are incorrect, Numbers, Currencies, Dates, or Sorting Orders Are Incorrect
customizing, Customizing Regional and Language Options
dates are incorrect, Numbers, Currencies, Dates, or Sorting Orders Are Incorrect
defining language and regional settings in answer files, Defining Language and Regional Settings in the Answer File, Example Answer File
developing multilingual applications, Developing Multilingual Applications
developing multilingual Web sites, Developing Multilingual Web Sites
disk space requirements for multilingual support, Disk Space Requirements, User Interface Language Requirements (MUI Pack Only)
East Asian Language Collection, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional, Language Support Requirements, Configuring Regional and Language Options, Characters in Complex Script, Right-to-Left, or East Asian Languages Do Not Display Correctly
groups, Built-In Language Support, Table 3-2: Language Support in Windows XP Professional
hardware requirements for multilingual support, Assessing Hardware Requirements for Multilingual Support, Specialized Hardware Needs
IME (Input Method Editor), Input Method Editors, Input Languages, and Keyboard Layouts
input languages, Input Method Editors, Input Languages, and Keyboard Layouts
input locales, Input Method Editors, Input Languages, and Keyboard Layouts
installing MUI Pack using Cmdlines.txt file, Installing by Using a Cmdlines.txt File
installing MUI Pack using Windows Installer packages, Installing Windows Installer User Interface Language Packages, Additional Parameters for Installing Windows Installer Packages
International English version, Windows XP Professional International English Version
keyboard layouts, Keyboard Layouts, Unicode and Code Pages
Language for non-Unicode Programs, Language for Non-Unicode Programs (System Locale)
lines appear, Characters From Another Language Appear as Question Marks, Black Boxes, or Lines
locales, Locales
localized versions, Windows XP Professional Localized Language Versions
localized versions of Office XP, Localized Versions of Office XP
MUI Pack compatibility, Office XP Multilingual User Interface Pack
MUI Pack language versions, Windows XP Professional MUI Pack
MUI Pack unattended installations, Special Considerations for Installing the Windows XP Professional MUI Pack, Additional Parameters for Installing Windows Installer Packages
MUI Pack user interface language, Configuring the User Interface Language (MUI Pack Only)
MUI Pack user interface options, User Interface Language Options (MUI Pack Only)
MUI Pack user interface requirements, User Interface Language Requirements (MUI Pack Only)
multilingual compatibility with Active Directory, Multilingual Compatibility with Active Directory Objects, Clients, and Domain Controllers
multilingual compatibility with Office XP and Windows XP Professional, Using Office XP and Windows XP Professional Together, Office XP Multilingual User Interface Pack
Multilingual Document Consultant, Tools for Troubleshooting Multilingual Issues
multilingual problems and solutions, list of, Overview of Multilingual Solutions for Global Business, Table 3-1: Problems and Solutions for Global Business
multiple language access on desktops, Simplifying Multiple Language Access on Desktops, Entering Special Characters or Code Points
numbers are incorrect, Numbers, Currencies, Dates, or Sorting Orders Are Incorrect
overview of multilingual application support, Supporting Multilingual Applications
overview of multilingual compatibility, Ensuring Multilingual Compatibility
overview of multilingual deployments, Multilingual Options, Planning a Multilingual Deployment
overview of multilingual features, New Multilingual Features in Windows XP Professional
overview of multilingual solutions, Highlights, Table 3-1: Problems and Solutions for Global Business
overview of silent configurations, Using Unattended Installations and Silent Configurations, Using Silent Configurations
overview of unattended installations, Using Unattended Installations and Silent Configurations
problems inputting or displaying multiple languages, Problems Inputting or Displaying Multiple Languages, Numbers, Currencies, Dates, or Sorting Orders Are Incorrect
problems with multilingual application compatibility, Verifying Application Compatibility
question marks appear, Characters From Another Language Appear as Question Marks, Black Boxes, or Lines
regional and language support for user accounts, Configuring Regional and Language Support for User Accounts
regional builds for multilingual deployments, Creating Regional Builds
regional requirements for multilingual deployments, Determining Language and Regional Requirements
roaming user requirements for multilingual deployments, Determining Roaming User Needs
running Winnt32.exe or Winnt.exe for unattended installations, Options for Running Winnt32.exe or Winnt.exe
single global image for multilingual deployments, Deploying a Single Global Image
sorting order is incorrect, Numbers, Currencies, Dates, or Sorting Orders Are Incorrect
special characters or code points for multilingual deployments, Entering Special Characters or Code Points
specialized hardware needs for multilingual support, Specialized Hardware Needs
Standards and Formats setting, Standards and Formats (User Locales)
support requirements for multilingual applications, Language Support Requirements
supporting non-Unicode multilingual applications, Supporting Non-Unicode Applications
supporting world-ready multilingual applications, Supporting World-Ready Applications
system locales, Language for Non-Unicode Programs (System Locale)
troubleshooting multilingual applications, Troubleshooting Multilingual Issues, Verifying Application Compatibility
Unicode, Unicode and Code Pages
upgrading from earlier Windows versions for multilingual deployments, Upgrading from Earlier Versions of Windows
user interface options, User Interface Language Options (MUI Pack Only)
user locales, Standards and Formats (User Locales)
versions, Windows XP Professional Language Versions, Windows XP Professional MUI Pack
Windows Installer packages for MUI Pack on-demand installations, Using Windows Installer Packages for On Demand Installations (MUI Pack Only)
laptop computersSee portable computers, Choosing Configurations for Portable Computers
Last Access Time attribute, Last Access Time
Last Known Good Configuration, Restoring to the Last Known Good Configuration, Restoring to the Last Known Good Configuration, Last Known Good Configuration
Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), L2TP
LDM Data partitions, LDM Data Partition
leased line connections, T-Carrier Line
LGPO (local Group Policy object), Group Policy Objects, Local Group Policy Object
libraries, Removable Storage, Media Libraries, Offline media physical location
lid switches, Configuring Power Button, Sleep Button, and Lid Switch Behavior
list volume commandSee DiskPart, Converting Basic Disks to Dynamic Disks
listsvc command, Listsvc
LM (LAN Manager), NTLM
Lmhosts file, B-Node Broadcasts and Lmhosts, Checking the Lmhosts File
Load and unload device drivers policy, Installing Local Printers, Power Users
local computer policy databases, Creating and Analyzing a Security Configuration Database, Modifying Baseline Analysis Settings
local connections
home and small office, Home and Small Office Local Connections
list of types, Local Connection Types, IrDA
overview, Local Connections in a Remote Office
local disk folders, Folders on the Local Disk
local Group Policy object (LGPO), Group Policy Objects, Local Group Policy Object
local host table files, Editing Hosts Files
local policies, Local Policies, User Rights Assignment
local port monitors (Localspl.dll), Local port monitor, Port Monitor
local print provider (Localspl.dll), Spooler Processes, Local Print Provider, Port Monitor
local printers
Add Printer Wizard, Plug and Play Printers
automatic detection and installation, Automatic Detection and Installation
installing, Installing Local Printers, Manual Detection and Installation
manual detection and installation, Manual Detection and Installation
Local Security Authority (LSA), Credentials and Validation, Components Used in Interactive Logon
Local Security Policy
local policies, Local Policies, Security Options
monitoring logon attempts, Security Options
overview, Working with Local Security Policy
security options, Security Options
settings, modifying, Modifying Local Security Policy Settings, Creating Group Policy MMC Consoles to Delegate Group Policy
settings, viewing, Viewing Local Security Policy Settings
tool set, Working with Local Security Policy
user rights assignments, User Rights Assignment
Local Security Settings snap-in
installing printer drivers, preventing, Modifying Local Security Policy Settings
viewing settings, Viewing Local Security Policy Settings
Local Service built-in security principal, Built-in Security Principals
Local Users and Groups
password management, Password Management
locales, Locales
localized language versions, Windows XP Professional Localized Language Versions, Localized Versions of Office XP
locally cached user profiles, Disabling Startup Programs for Computers on a Network
Localspl.dll, Local port monitor, Port Monitor
locating resources by publishing objects, Locating Resources by Publishing Objects, Logon Scripts
locked files, Locked Files
logical drives
converting to simple volumes, Converting Basic Disks to Dynamic Disks
creating during Setup, Creating Volumes During Windows XP Professional Setup
extending, Basic Volumes
GPT disks, Basic Volumes
maximum per disk, Basic Volumes
logon
audit policy, Audit Policy
auditing, Auditing and Troubleshooting, Security Event Messages
autologon, Automating Logon
automating, Automating Logon, Disabling the Welcome Screen, User Profiles
batch, Types of Logon
enhancements, New in Windows XP Professional
events, Logon Events
interactiveSee interactive logon, Types of Logon
Kerberos V5 protocol, Interactive Logons Using Kerberos Authentication
managing Anonymous, Managing Anonymous Logons
names, Logon Names
network, Types of Logon
NTLM process, Interactive Logon with NTLM
overview, Highlights
rights, Appendix B: User Rights, Table B-1: Logon Rights
RunAs, Using RunAs to Start a Program, RunAs (Command-Line Tool), RunAs (GUI Feature)
scripts, Roaming User Profiles and Logon Scripts, Logon Scripts
service, Types of Logon
smart cards, Logging On by Using a Smart Card
troubleshooting, Auditing and Troubleshooting, Security Event Messages, Troubleshooting Logon Problems
types, Types of Logon, Components Used in Interactive Logon
logon command, Logon
logon events, Account Logon Events
logon. See also authentication, Highlights
logs
Application, Using the Event Viewer, Event Viewer
command-line tool output, How to Obtain a Log of Command-Line Tool Output
IPSec, Using IPSec Logs in Windows 2000 and Windows XP
Security, Using the Event Viewer, Event Viewer
System, Using the Event Viewer, Event Viewer
long file names
converting from short, Converting Short File Names to Long File Names ($$rename.txt)
FAT volumes, File Names on FAT Volumes
Windows XP Professional, File Names in Windows XP Professional
lost allocation units, recovering, Recovering Lost Clusters on FAT Volumes
lost clusters, recovering, Recovering Lost Clusters on FAT Volumes
LPP (local print provider), Spooler Processes
LPR Port Monitor (Lprmon), Standard Port Monitor
LPR ports, adding, UNIX Print Servers
LSA (Local Security Authority), Credentials and Validation, Components Used in Interactive Logon
L2TP (Layer Two Tunneling Protocol), L2TP