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How to Extend the Active Directory Schema Using ExtADSch.exe
Topic last updated—May 2008 You can extend the Active Directory schema by running the ExtADSch.exe file located in the SMSSETUP\BIN\I386 folder on the Configuration Manager 2007 installation media. The ExtADSch.exe file does not display output when it runs; however, it does generate a log file in the root of the system drive called extadsch.log, which will indicate whether the schema update completed successfully or any problems were encountered while extending the schema

Adobe Forums: Site Map/Diagram in Dreamweaver CS4?
Here are the instructions Heiko gave me via email for unhiding the sitemap tool in Dreamweaver CS4;

The Site Map feature has been removed in Dreamweaver CS4 by making it invisible.

You can let the Site Map reappear by tweaking preference settings of Dreamweaver CS4.

Mac:

1. Go to your user folder > Library > Preferences 2. Open “Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Prefs” in a Texteditor 3. Search for sitemap 4. Replace FALSE with TRUE 5. Save the file, restart DW

Windows:

1. Click on start

2. Select Run

3. Type regedit and click ok

   -> the registry opens now

4. Select HKEY_CURRANT_USER > Software > Adobe > Dreamweaver CS4 > Feature Management 5. In the right part of the window double click on Site map 6. Set Site map to True

    -> When you now start DW the site map is enabled again

 

Please note that the feature is no longer supported by Dreamweaver. So please use the functionality with caution and care.

We are working on alternatives for the Dreamweaver’s Site Map feature for upcoming releases.

Detailed how to for Windows XP PPPoE – dslreports.com
Detailed how to for Windows XP PPPoE1

1) Go to "Start" -> "Control Panel"
2) Click on "Network & Internet Connections"
3) Click on "Network Connections"
4) Click on "Create a new Connection"
5) Click "Next"
6) Check off "Connect to the Internet" -> Click "Next"
7) Check off "Set up my connection manually" -> Click "Next"
8) Check off "Connect using a broadband connection that requires a user name and password" -> Click Next
9) Type in your ISP’s name -> Click "Next"
10) Enter your userid as provided by your ISP.

Note: you may need to include your ISP’s domain as part of your userid. Example: For Verizon customers it would be userid@verizon.net.

11) Enter your password as provided by your ISP, enter it a second time to confirm -> Check off "Use this account name" -> Check off "Make this the default internet connection" -> Click "Next"
12) Check off "Add a shortcut to this connection to your desktop" -: Click "Next"
13) Click "Connect"
14) Surf away!

Note: There have been many cases where Step 9 does not work for people. The Username and Password option is grayed out. At Step 8 click on the Dial-up option and fill that out then start over.

Slipstreamed Windows XP CD Using SP2
Slipstreamed Windows XP CD Using SP2Whenever a new version of a service pack for XP is released I always run it through the slipstreaming procedure to see if everything works as expected. Service Pack 2 (SP2) is the latest release so it was time for another round of testing. For those of you that have a copy of SP2 and want to give it a try the procedure I used is presented below. I experienced absolutely no problems with the procedure based on an original Gold Edition XP Professional CD. The slipstreamed CD booted and installed perfectly to a freshly formatted hard drive.

Known Windows XP SP2 CD Labels (Windows XP) – TACKtech Corp.
This list will be updated as additional information becomes available.If you find any errors or have additional Windows XP CD Labels,