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SEARCHWIN2000.COM | Administrator Tip
April 24, 2002

Essential tools and advice for the Windows administrator. 
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IN THIS ISSUE | Table of Contents

1. ADMINISTRATOR TIPS
   - Keeping applications from stealing focus
   - Member feedback: More on REDEDIT and REGEDT32
   - The weakest link: What kills performance?
  
2. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND LINKS 
   - Exclusive Article: Oops! True IT blooper #25
   - Live Webcast: What .NET means for your MS certification
   - Tips Quality Survey: What do you think of our technical tips?


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KEEPING APPLICATIONS FROM STEALING FOCUS | by Serdar Yegulalp

"Focus" is the term used to describe which application is currently
enabled for typing or menu activity from the keyboard. When you
switch to a given window, that window is said to be *in focus.*

Some applications like to steal program focus. This can be annoying
if you are trying to get work done, and have an app that you need
running constantly stealing focus from the one you're using to get
your job done. 

To address this problem, you can edit the registry to change how the
system handles application focus.
 
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MEMBER FEEDBACK: MORE ON REDEDIT AND REGEDT32 | by Serdar Yegulalp

Reader Lenny Gemar sent us this comment regarding last week's admin
tip, "The difference between REGEDIT and REGEDT32:"

"While I agree with the article, one facet you missed is the Find
function. In REGEDIT, you can search the entire registry or just a
hive, based on the Explorer-like interface. REGEDT32 only allows you
to search one HKEY at a time. Maybe I'm missing something, but I
haven't figured out how to duplicate that search ability in
REGEDT32."

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WEAKEST LINK: WHAT KILLS PERFORMANCE? | by SearchWindowsManageability

IT managers reveal the weakest link that slows down systems and makes
performance management a hassle.

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IMPORTANT MESSAGES AND LINKS:

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OOPS! TRUE IT BLOOPER #25 | Exclusive Article

In this blooper, an IT manager gets more than he bargained for after
letting a precocious toddler into his server room.

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WHAT .NET MEANS FOR YOUR MICROSOFT CERTIFICATION | Live Webcast

Who:   Ed Tittel, LANWrights, Inc.
When:  April 25 at 12:00 PM EDT (16:00 GMT)

This Thursday, SearchWin2000 certification expert Ed Tittel will
discuss the certification changes you can expect in the .NET era.
He'll address new mid-level credentials such as MCSA and MCAD, and
additional MCSE requirements expected for .NET Server. 

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