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Practice 1 Take an application that is currently under development or that has recently been deployed. Scan the code looking for Try-Catch blocks. For each block, evaluate which of the four reasons for catching the exception has been satisfied. Practice 2 Take an application that is currently under development or that has recently been deployed. Scan the code looking for Try-Catch blocks. For each block, determine if the functionality that is in the block can be refactored into a common class/method. Also, evaluate the common functionality to see if the Exception Handling Application Block might be appropriate.

A hardware profile is a collection of configuration information about the hardware that is installed on your computer. Within a profile, you can enable or disable each piece of hardware (such as networking adapters, ports, monitors, and so on) or provide specific configuration information. You can have many hardware profiles on a computer and switch between different profiles when booting into Windows XP. As a DST, you may decide to configure additional hardware profiles for users who need them or be asked to troubleshoot hardware on a computer that has multiple hardware profiles.

Before populating your Jump List with custom destinations, there are two things to bear in mind: There is a limited amount of screen state for your custom categories and items. You can retrieve the maximum amount of items that can be placed in the Jump List by using the pcMaxSlots parameter of the ICustomDestinationList::BeginList method or its managed equivalent, JumpList.MaxSlotsInList, from the Windows API Code Pack. Placing more items on the screen than is allowed will not result in an error extraneous items will be truncated, top to bottom. The Jump List belongs to the user and not to the application, which means the user can choose to remove items from the Jump List even if you carefully placed them in specific destination categories. When your application re-populates the Jump List for any reason, it must remember the user s choices and refrain from re-adding items that the user removed earlier. Attempting to add an item that the user removed after the last listbuilding transaction causes an exception.

String[] myUser1Roles = new String[]{"IT", Users", Administrators"};

The best way to achieve this objective is to create a new user class, configure for this class a 006 DNS Servers option that specifies the IP address of the test DNS server, and then set the class of the 10 DHCP clients by running the Ipconfig /setclassid command.

Note Provided your computer running Windows XP Professional is in a domain environment, you can start Task Manager by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE. However, if your computer is in a workgroup environment, you might need to start Task Manager by selecting it, depending on how the logon and logoff options are configured.

Lesson 2: Creating a Client Baseline Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 Deploying a Baseline Configuration Using GPO Accelerator Configuring Windows Error Reporting Creating Auditing Policies Creating a Folder Redirection Policy Designing a User Profile Strategy Lesson Summary Lesson Review 150 151 153 155 157 159 165 165

Returns the total number of logical writes performed by executions of this plan since it was compiled.

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public class OrderService : ServicedComponent { /// <summary> /// Default constructor is required for COM+ registration. /// </summary> public OrderService() {

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myAlg.Key = passwordKey.GetBytes(myAlg.KeySize/8);

Auditing is a process that tracks both user activities and Windows XP Professional activities on a computer and records these events in the security log.