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You can also use the command-line tool to run sophisticated queries, provide conditionals, and launch complex tasks all in a sequence that you could not do otherwise in the IIS Manager For example, you can query the state of all running processes and, based on the results, stop any Web site with requests over 60 seconds, and if all sites have delayed requests, restart the IIS service itself This can substantially help when diagnosing IIS problems The tool resides in the %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv directory, which is available only to local administrators To launch the tool, first launch a command prompt window and type the path of the executable The steps are as follows: 1 Click the Start menu button, type cmd in the Search field, and then press ENTER 2 In the command window, type %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv\ AppCmdexe, and press ENTER This is shown in Figure 12-23: To view the available options for the appcmd tool, add the / switch to your calling statement For 64-bit systems, the tool is located in the LocalDrive\system32\inetsrv directory, not the LocalDrive\syswow64\inetsrv directory

Describe how sound works in a PC Select the appropriate sound card for a given scenario Install a sound card in a Windows system Troubleshoot problems that might arise with sound cards and speakers

NOTE The display has been changed from Icons to Details to display the description for each component The AppCmdexe tool can be tricky at first, and those who are familiar with objectoriented programming, like VBScript, will find the principles familiar The tool works by executing a command on one of the supported management objects, with optional parameters used to further customize the behavior of the command:

using ClassLibraryDemo; namespace ProjectDemo { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string studentName = "Joe"; Student myStudent = new Student(); List<int> grades = myStudentGetStudentGrades(studentName); ConsoleWriteLine("Grades for {0}:", studentName); foreach (int grade in grades) { ConsoleWriteLine(" - " + grade); } ConsoleReadKey(); } } }

Like the ripples that roll across a pond when you drop a rock in the center, sound flows from a source in invisible but measurable waves that cause the membranes in your ears to vibrate and create sound The sophistication of the human ear enables most people to differentiate the melodious from the raucous, the loud from the soft Computers aren t nearly as sophisticated as the human ear and brain, so clear standards are a must for converting music into a format that a PC can use to record and play sound Computer folks use the terms capture and output instead of record and play

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Imports ClassLibraryDemoVB Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim grades As List(Of Integer) Dim studentName As String = "Joe" Dim myStudent As New Student grades = myStudentGetStudentGrades(studentName) ConsoleWriteLine("Grades for {0}:", studentName)