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----- Original Message -----
From: Simon Clausen <info@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RegEdit Mailing List <announce@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: zondag 28 februari 1999 14:56
Subject: RegEdit.com Newsletter for March 1, 1999
>This is the official RegEdit.com Windows Registry Guide newsletter, produced on Monday, March 1st 1999.
>
> In this issue:
>
> ** Hello and Welcome!
> ** RegClean Download Problems
> ** What's New for Windows 95 & 98
> ** What's New for Windows NT
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> Hello and Welcome!
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>Welcome, my name is Simon Clausen and this is the first newsletter for the RegEdit.com : Windows Registry Guide mailing list! About
once a week, I plan to send an update of the new tips, tricks and tweaks and other general information from the RegEdit.com web
site.
>
>To get things started, this week I've included details of some of the latest tips to be added to the Windows Registry Guide. In
future issues I plan to write some articles on the registry, what it does, what it can do for you, and of course how to do it! So
stay tuned!
>
>I would really appreciate your comments, so if you got a minute, why not drop me a quick note at <mailto:sclausen@xxxxxxxxxxx> and
tell me what you would like to see in the newsletter.
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> RegClean Download Problems
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>You may have already heard of, and possible used the Microsoft RegClean utility, if you haven't then here is a little snippet of
what it does:
>
>"RegClean analyzes Windows Registry keys stored in a common location in the Windows Registry. It finds keys that contain erroneous
values, and after recording those entries in the Undo.Reg file, it removes them from the Windows Registry."
>
>But basically, it's a handy free utility from Microsoft to clean up some common registry problems.
>
>If you've recently tried to download this utility you may have noticed that the Microsoft FTP site has been un-available or busy.
So after searching around the Internet I've found a couple of alternative download points. For details please see the downloads page
@ http://www.regedit.com/downloads/
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> What's New for Windows 95 & 98
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>Make Windows Start Without Asking for a Password
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>Does Windows prompt you for a password every time you boot up even though you're the only one using the PC? Follow these
instructions to make Windows automatically start up without prompting you for a password.
>
>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=272
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>Are You Missing Fonts from the Fonts Folder?
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>A font may seem to be installed correctly but does not appear in the Fonts folder because the Fonts key in the registry is missing
or damaged.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=278
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>Has Your Taskbar Disappeared?
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>If your taskbar has disappeared from the desktop then it may be due to a corrupt registry key.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=277
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>Change a Users Default Printer
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>This setting will allow you the change the default printer of a user by modifying the registry.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=279
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> What's New for Windows NT
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>Change System Environment Variables
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>This key contains the Windows NT system environment variables, variables include Path, Temp, Windir and any other defined values.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=282
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>Stopping the KnownDLLs Vulnerability
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>In Windows NT, core operating system DLLs are kept in virtual memory and shared between the programs running on the system. This
has exposed a vulnerability that could allow a user to gain administrative privileges on the computer the user is interactively
logged onto.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=281
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>Change the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) Size
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>By optimizing the MTU setting you can gain substantial network performance increases, especially when using dial-up modem
connections.
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>More Information: http://www.regedit.com/cgi-bin/detail?id=280
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