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Question: Why are Windows NT user profiles created with extensions of .000, .001, and so on? Answer: The following is from the MSDN article Q185588, “Guide To Windows NT 4.0

Question: I have a form with a block of code that hides the form and then calls another form. This other form accepts input, saves it to a table and

Question: How come I can’t open some directories on my C: drive? I get the error”c:directoryname is not accessible. Access is denied.” Answer: I have had the same problem on

Question: How can I add hundreds of users to the NT server by an automated procedure? Answer: In the NT Resource Kit (either NT 4.0 or W2K version), look at

Question: I have written a function which strips out all carriage returns from a memo field passed toit, replacing them with the characters ““. The returned piece of text is

Question: Will OWA 2000 provide access to public contacts and access to the users journal? Answer: The answers to your questions, you’ll be pleased to hear, are yes and yes.

Question: Quite a few users keep getting a message saying their e-mail did not reach the intendedrecipients, and also that there was a communication error and the sender has beenrejected.

Buffer overflows are a fertile source of bugs and malicious attacks. They occur when a program attempts to write data past the end of a buffer. Consider this example: #include

A library is essentially a file that contains compiled object modules (a module is the object file produced from compiling a single source file). A program can call, or import,