30.
Rely on the TypePerf utility to track performance characteristics at the command line. Use
PerfMon when you need to perform long-term performance tracking or require use of the
graphical performance monitoring interface that Windows supplies.
31.
Use automation with great care. Always test the applications, batch files, and scripts you
intend to automate before you let them run unmonitored. Never automate unreliable applications,
batch files, or scripts.
32.
Remember to use the
AutoExec.NT
and
Config.NT
files to modify the application execution
environment. You can perform any task in
AutoExec.NT
that you would with a standard
batch file.
33.
Many applications don??™t use the registry to store settings anymore. Look for files with extensions
such as CONFIG and INI to locate the settings in these newer applications. In some
cases, the file will simply have an XML extension or you may find it contains XML or textual
information that looks like configuration settings. User-specific settings generally appear in
the
\Documents and Settings\
UserName
\
Application Data
\
ApplicationName
directory
(where UserName
is the name of the user and ApplicationName
is the name of the application).
Pages:
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