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Peter D. When not writing computer books, he can often be found teaching computer science at the local college, where he says he “ruins the lives of hundreds of unsuspecting college students every year.” . Hipson is an author, consultant, and teacherFrom the Back CoverExpert Advice for Window

• Title : Mastering Windows XP Registry
• Author : Peter D. Hipson
• Rating : 4.69 (347 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-1-1
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 672 Pages
• Asin : 0782129870
• Language : English

Peter D. When not writing computer books, he can often be found teaching computer science at the local college, where he says he “ruins the lives of hundreds of unsuspecting college students every year.”

. Hipson is an author, consultant, and teacher

From the Back CoverExpert Advice for Windows XP Power UsersCreated for Windows power users and anyone who aspires to be one, Mastering Windows XP Registry provides focused, practical coverage of Windows’ most important—and most challenging—element: the registry. If you’re a power user, a system administrator, programmer, or consultant, this guide is absolutely essential.Coverage includes:Understanding registry keys and data typesApplying the secrets of the most important registry keysAdjusting the Windows GUI through registry settingsUsing the registry in networkingOptimizing performance by editing registry settingsWorking with registry toolsRecovering from disastersEliminating unwanted keys, entries, applications, and filesTaking advantage of the registry in your own programsTracking registry changes made by applicationsNavigating registry entries. Inside, you’ll learn to customize Windows XP, optimize the network, and avoid scores of potential disasters, all by working wit

If you're a power user, a system administrator, programmer, or consultant, this guide is absolutely essential.

Coverage includes:
* Understanding registry keys and data types
* Applying the secrets of the most important registry keys
* Adjusting the Windows GUI through registry settings
* Using the registry in networking
* Optimizing performance by editing registry settings
* Working with registry tools
* Recovering from disasters
* Eliminating unwanted keys, entries, applications, and files
* Taking advantage of the registry in your own programs
* Tracking registry changes made by applications
* Navigating registry entries. Inside, you'll learn to customize Windows XP, optimize the network, and avoid scores of potential disasters, all by working with registry settings. Expert Advice for Windows XP Power Users

Created for Windows power users and anyone who aspires to be one, Mastering Windows XP Registry provides focused, practical coverage of Windows' most important--and most challenging--eleme

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