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Early versions of Windows (3x, 9x though not Me) enabled you to boot directly to the commandline interface, not loading the GUI at all Windows 2000 and Windows XP do not have that option, as the graphical portion of the OS is the OS You can simulate the old user interface, if you re feeling brave, by altering the way the shortcut to a command prompt works Go to Start | All Programs | Accessories, and then right-click the Command Prompt icon and select Properties to open the Command Prompt Properties dialog box Select the Options tab, where you ll find four option boxes The one you want is Display Options By default, the Command Prompt will display in a window Click the radio button for Full Screen, click OK, and you re good to go The next time you open the commandline interface from the shortcut only it ll be full screen At about this time, a lot of users who have been following along are staring at a screen with no buttons to click, and ESC doesn t do anything! No worries: remember that you can type EXIT and press ENTER to get out of the command-line interface

The command prompt is always focused on a specific folder This is important because any commands you issue are performed on the files in the folder on which the prompt is focused For example, if you see a prompt that looks like the line below you know that the focus is on the root directory of the C: drive:

When using either automatic or L2TP VPN, you can also specify a few IPSec options When selecting automatic and PPTP is ultimately used, IPSec will not be used, but you can provide the settings for those cases when L2TP VPN is automatically selected Managing IPSec is shown in Figure 11-12

Delegates let you hook up methods as the receiver to specific events The delegate specifies the allowable signature, the number of arguments, and their types, of a method that is allowed to be hooked up to the event as a listener or handler The EventHandler delegate type for the OverDraft event specifies what the signature of a method should be, as follows: C#:

If you see a prompt that looks like Figure 107, you know that the focus is on the C:\Diploma\APLUS\ folder of the C: drive The trick to using a command line is first to focus the prompt on the drive and folder where you want to work

8 The last tab is the Sharing tab, shown in Figure 11-13 Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) options on this tab include whether to share the VPN connection with other users on the same LAN, whether to dial up a connection when other users need the VPN connection first, and whether other users can turn ICS on and off

Windows manifests each program and piece of data as an individual file Each file has a name, which is stored with the file on the drive Windows inherits the idea of files from older operating systems namely DOS so a quick review of the old-style DOS filenames helps in understanding how Windows filenames work Names are broken down into two parts: the filename and the extension In true DOS, the filename could be no longer than eight characters, so you ll often see oddly named files on older systems The extension, which is optional, could be up to three characters long in true DOS, and most computer programs and users continue to honor that old limit, even though it does not apply to modern PCs No spaces or other illegal characters (/ \ [ ] | + = ; , * ) could be used in the filename or extension The filename and extension are separated by a period, or dot This naming system was known as the 83 (eight-dot-three) naming system Here are some examples of acceptable true DOS filenames:

public event EventHandler OverDraft;

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Here are some unacceptable true DOS filenames:

This EventHandler is a class that belongs to the NET Framework class library, and it, by definition, specifies that any methods hooked up to the OverDraft event must define two parameters: an object of any type and an EventArgs class EventHandler also specifies that the method does not return a value explicitly The following method, account_ OverDraft (AccountOverdraft in VB), matches the predefined EventHandler signature: C#:

You can hold down the F5 or F8 key during boot up to access the Windows 2000 or Windows XP Advanced Options menu This has an option to boot to Safe Mode with Command Prompt This loads the GUI into Safe Mode and then overlays that with a command-line interface for rapid access to a prompt This saves you the step of going to Start | Run and typing CMD This is not the old-style commandprompt only interface!