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You can create a Windows NT ERD using the Repair Disk program (RDISK.EXE). To do so, select the Run option from the Start menu, enter the CMD command in the Run dialog box, and then type RDISK at the command prompt.

A command is a special type of message. Windows generates a command whenever user chooses a menu item, clicks a button or tells the system to do something. Windows send a WM_COMMAND message for menu choices, button clicks or WM_NOTIFY for list box selection. Commands and notifications are passed around by the operating system just like any other message until they get into the top of OnWndMsg() and MFC command routing starts.Command messages have the first parameter, the resource id of the menu item that was chosen or the button that was clicked.Command routing is a mechanism used by OnWndMsg to send commands to objects that can't receive messages. Only objects of type CWnd can receive messages but all objects that inherit from CCmdTarget including CWnd and CDocument can receive commands and notifications.How do commands and notifications get to the class though? The answer is by command routing. OnWndMsg calls CWnd::OnCommand() or CWnd::OnNotify() which in turn call OnCmdMsg() which is a virtual function, which means that different command targets have different implementations. The implementation of a frame window sends the commands to its views and documents. This is how commands get handled by m

The Startup Menu allows you to access all the standard Safe modes and others (including Normal, Logged, and standard Command Prompt Only modes), which can be accessed by pressing F8.

Windows 3.x must be upgraded to Windows 95 or 98 first, and then to Windows 2000 Professional. For more information, see the section "Upgrading to Windows 2000." 12. A, C, D. To upgrade a system to Windows 2000 from a previous operating system using a CDROM  installation, you can: 1) boot the system to the existing operating system, insert the Windows 2000 Professional distribution CD in the CDROM drive, and click on Install Windows; 2) Start Setup through the Run command (In Windows 9x and NT 4.0, click Start and select the Run option from the menu. In Windows 3.x and NT 3.51, click File and then select the Run option from that menu.). At the prompt, enter the location on the Windows 2000 start file (Winnt.exe or Winnt32.exe) on the distribution (that is, d:\i386\Winnt32.exe). In the case of Windows 3.x, the Winnt.exe option should be used.

The System Configuration Utility (MSCONFIG. EXE) enables you to examine the system's configuration through a check-box system. By turning different configuration settings on and off, problem settings can be isolated and corrected by a process of elimination. You can access this utility through the System Information screen. From the Tools menu, select the System Configuration Utility. This tool is especially useful in controlling which programs will load at startup.