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WINDOWS
XP: AN INTENSIVE WOKSHOP (three-days, hands-on)
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This
intensive seminar combines lecture and guided hands-on exercises to give
registrants the essential survival skills for dealing with Microsoft's
Windows XP. The seminar presents the core of the XP work environment:
GUI/desktop, boot/startup, hardware and drives, Internet technology, and
working with applications under XP, and also includes power topics for
the control of the XP environment: performance, system maintenance, and
recovery. Fully updated to the latest XP platform technology, the course
seeks to make the new user fully comfortable, proficient, and efficient
in the XP environment. Throughout registrants are provided with invaluable
tips and tricks, documented and undocumented, for the mastery of Microsoft's
Windows XP. Finally, the seminar updates users to the new Office XP environment. Introducing Windows XP Applications under XP
Knowing How Best to Run a Program
Understanding Compatibility Modes
Using the Application Compatibility Tool
Smart Installing/Uninstalling of Applications
Installing and Uninstalling System Components
Tasks: Launching, Managing, Terminating
Setting Task and Application Priorities
How Best to Kill a Frozen Task
The Task Manager and Tracking Performance
The Task Manager and Tracking Memory
*XP Multimedia (Optional Unit)
What's New
The New WMP 8 (Windows Media Player)
Handling CDs and DVDs
WMP CD Burning
New Photo, Graphics, and Video Technologies
Microsoft Movie Maker
XP Print and Fax Technology
Printer Management
Print Sharing
Using Fax Facilities
Troubleshooting Printer/Fax Problems
XP Performance
Monitoring Performance
Optimizing Drives and Disks
Optimizing Video Performance
Optimizing Applications
Optimizing Virtual Memory
Other Tweaks and Optimization Technologies
XP Networking
Network Options
File and Folder Sharing
Issues in File Sharing
XP in a Workgroup vs. Domain Environment
*What is Active Directory? (Optional Unit)
XP Mobile and Remote Technology
Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance
*XP Wireless Networking Technology (Optional Unit)
*DFS: The Distributed File System (Optional Unit)
Troubleshooting Network Problems
System Maintenance
Using the XP Administrative Tools
Understanding MMC (Microsoft Management Console)
Managing System Services
Using System File Protection
Backup and Restore Technologies
What is the XP Registry?
How to Backup and Restore the XP Registry
*System and Disaster Recovery (Optional Unit)
Using the Event Viewer
Using Boot Options
Recovering from a System Crash
Cleaning up after a System Crash
Restoring Protected System Files
Using LKGC (Last Known Good Configuration)
Booting into Safe Mode
ASR (Automatic System Recovery) and System Rollback
Using a Rescue Disk
Understanding and Using the Recovery Console
Planning for a Failsafe System
Office XP: A Brief Update
What's New in Office XP?
Exploiting the New Features
Special Tips and Warnings
Troubleshooting Office XP
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