microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/a68a19d2-630e-45d6-b596-
d24dac987b641033.mspx
.
The second alternative is to use a group policy setting. Windows Server 2008 (including Server Core)
comes with a new group policy setup for Windows Update. These settings appear in an ADMX file,
rather than the ADM files of old and the settings are in XML format. The XML formatting means that you
can use something as simple as Notepad to make changes to group policy. The Windows Update settings
appear in the
WindowsUpdate.ADMX
file, which supersedes the
WUAU.ADM
file used in the past.
Microsoft has provided a reference document for the new group policy settings at
http://
www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=2043b94e-66cd-4b91-9e0f-
68363245c495
.
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harder to create LNK files. You??™ll find a ton of references to an elusive Shortcut utility for Windows
online, but you won??™t find the actual executable on your hard drive, which may leave you puzzling
for a long time. It??™s possible to create LNK files using scripts. Listing 3.1 shows a script that places
a LNK file on your Desktop for Notepad. Now you can double-click this LNK file and open a copy
of Notepad (menu not required).
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