Now you can ignore the ominous warnings and set your registry fears aside thanks to John Woram's new book, The Windows 98 Registry: A Survival Guide For Users. Despite Microsoft's well--documented recommendations to not configure, customize, or in any way alter registry files, Woram demonstrates how the Windows registry is the most effective way to optimize your PC. The Windows 98 Registry: A Survival Guide For Users explains how to repair a corrupted registry, troubleshoot common problems, remove leftovers," and edit INI files. Woram also includes a complete blueprint of the six HKEYs and an appendix dedicated to Tweak UI and the registry. So temper your registry trepidation with The Windows 98 Registry: A Survival Guide For Users and start getting the most out of your Windows PC.
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Höhe: 215 mm
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978-1-55828-591-0 (9781558285910)
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About the Author John Woram is Consulting Editor for Windows Magazine, where he writes the monthly "Optimize Windows" column. He is the author of the extremely successful PC Configuration Handbook, which has sold over 250,000 copies and has been translated into six foreign languages. His previous book, The Windows 95 Registry, was a finalist for the 1996 Computer Press Association's "How--To Book" award.
Preface. Acknowledgments. PART I: Structure. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Windows Registry. Chapter 2: The Registry Structure, Section I. Chapter 3: The Registry Structure, Section II. Chapter 5: Registry Maintenance. PART III: Customization. Chapter 6: Custom Registry Editing Techniques. Part IV: Troubleshooting. Chapter 7: Troubleshooting Techniques. Chapter 8: Registry Error Messages. Appendix: Tweak UI and the Registry. Index.
