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After a "very" long wait, the latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows 2000 Service Configurations is posted:
- 2000Services.zip [link removed] ~ 148,502 bytes ~ 35 pages ~ Printable Revision 3 ~ June 13, 2003
The update will be posted ASAP.
This update expands the definitions of a few services, includes some strange processes explanations, as well as addresses several grammar and punctuation issues.
The latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows XP Service Configurations is posted:
- XPServices.zip ~ 181,715 bytes ~ 44 pages ~ Printable Revision 3 ~ May 24, 2003
The updated Windows 2000 Service Configurations will be posted ASAP.
This update expands the definitions of a few services, includes some strange processes explanations, as well as addresses several grammar and punctuation issues.
The latest and greatest PDF document for the Windows XP Service Configurations is posted:
- XPServices.zip ~ 164,655 bytes ~ 40 pages ~ Printable Revision 2 ~ May 18, 2003
The updated Windows 2000 Service Configurations will be posted ASAP.
I have updated the look of all but one of my guides. After working on the domain for the last 10 hours straight, my wrist hurts and I am tired. Hopefully, I will get the last one done tomorrow and start working on updating the services PDF documents. I appreciate your patience while I “once again” put myself through a major change.
The good news? Now that I have a format that I like, I will be finally posting additional guides. Stay tuned!
I posted an update to all services configuration and information pages. This update puts them inline with currently released Service Packs.
- Windows 2000 Services Configuration
- Windows 2000 Services Information
- Windows XP Services Configuration
- Windows XP Services Information
This update does not include a reposting of the applicable PDF document. I will update that as soon as I can.
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