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11. On the Advanced Simulation Options page, shown in Figure 11-6, do any or none of the following:

Location of the Application Data folder for the current user (for example, C:\Documents And Settings\CarlS\ Application Data). Location of the Common Files folder (typically C:\Program Files\Common Files). Executable file for the command processor (typically C:\Windows\System32\Cmd.exe). Drive letter that s mapped to the home folder for a user profile. By default, it s the same as the letter of the system volume (typically C). Folder for a user profile on the home drive (for example, \Documents And Settings\CarlS). Together, HomeDrive and HomePath specify the default folder for a user profile. Operating system on the user s workstation (Windows_NT on a system running Windows XP Windows 2000, or , Windows NT). Application search path. When you type the name of an executable at a command prompt, Windows looks in each folder in the search path if the executable file is not in the current folder. Location of the Program Files folder (typically C:\Program Files). Drive on which the system folder resides (typically C). System folder; the folder that contains the Windows XP operating system files (typically C:\Windows). Folder for storing temporary files (for example, C:\ Docume~1\CarlS\Locals~1\Temp the short path name for C:\Documents And Settings\CarlS\Local Settings\Temp). Domain the user is logged into (for example, SWDOCS) or, if the computer is not logged into a domain, the name of the computer (for example, SEQUOIA). User s logon name (for example, CarlS). Location of the current user s profile (for example, C:\ Documents And Settings\CarlS). Same as SystemRoot; included for compatibility with earlier versions of Windows.

If you want to simulate a slow network connection, select the Slow Network Connection check box. If you want to simulate the loopback processing mode, select the Loopback Processing check box. Then select Replace Mode or Merge Mode. Click Replace Mode to indicate that the user policies that are defined in the computer s GPOs replace the user policies that are normally applied to the user. Click Merge Mode to indicate that the user policies that are defined in the computer s GPOs and the user policies that are normally applied to the user are combined. Recall that if the policy settings conflict, the user policies in the computer s GPOs take precedence over the user s normal policies.

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Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out, Second Edition When the database files have been copied, another Net command restarts the Removable Storage service:

12. In the Site list, select the site that the RSoP query uses, if desired. You select a site if you want to test policy where startup or logging on occurs on another subnet than the one on which the query is currently being run. Click Next.

The batch program that follows, called CleanRecent.bat, removes some of the files from the recently used documents list that you see if you select My Recent Documents from the Start menu. Removing document types that you don t want on this list allows room for more of the documents that you do want to see.

Tip If at any time while navigating the Resultant Set Of Policy Wizard you have finished entering information for your RSoP simulation, select the Skip To The Final Page Of This Wiz ard Without Collecting Additional Data check box and click Next.

@echo off rem Cleans unwanted file types from the Recent folder title Clean Recent echo Cleaning Recent folder... for %%t in (wav log ini) do del "%userprofile%\recent\*.%%t.lnk" echo. echo Done cleaning Recent folder. title Command Prompt

That s all well and good, but we said that we could get rid of the ProcessData object, and we haven t done so. Let s get back to what we wanted to do. Listing 2.20 shows a version of our DisplayProcesses method that uses an anonymous type instead of the ProcessData class: