For example, all filenames in the book appear in a
monospaced font to make them easier to read.
URLs
URLs will normally appear in a monospaced font so that you can see them with
greater ease. The URLs in this book provide sources of additional information
designed to improve your development experience. URLs often provide sources of
interesting information as well.
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This is the code continuation arrow. It tells you when a single line of code in a file
actually appears on multiple lines in the book. You don??™t type the code continuation
arrow when you use the code from the book in your own code. Rather, you continue
typing the code in the book on a single line in your code. For example, you would type
the following code on a single line, even though it appears on multiple lines here.
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???Server=MAINVISTA\SQLEXPRESS;
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Database=ReportServer$SQLExpress;
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Integrated Security=true???
name=???MySQLConnection??? />
Table 1:
Standard Usage Conventions
(continued)
Convention Explanation
Part
1
Discovering Windows in a
Command Prompt
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Chapter 1: Understanding Windows Server 2008 Server Core
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Chapter 2: Using the Command Line Effectively
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Chapter 3: Performing Essential Maintenance Tasks
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Chapter 4: Essential Registry Hacks
Chapter 1
Understanding Windows Server 2008
Server Core
For anyone who??™s worked with computers for a long time, Windows Server 2008 Server Core seems
like a step into the past.
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