Windows 2000 Pro: The Missing Manual Confirmed Errata

Errata

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The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released. If the error was corrected in a later version or reprint the date of the correction will be displayed in the column titled "Corrected".

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted By	Corrected
Printed	Page Back Cover The last paragraph used to read:	"...including Windows 2000 Administrator's Companion..." It now reads: "...including Windows 2000 Server Administrator's Companion..."	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page ix-x	The last paragraph used to read: "David Pogue (editor, indexer) is the creator of the Missing Manual series." It now reads: "David Pogue (editor, indexer), creator of the Missing Manual series, is the personal-technology columnist for the New York Times."	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 17	The last paragraph in the FAQ box used to read: "Open the Display icon, click the Settings tab..." It now reads: "Open the Display icon, click the Effects tab..."	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 86	The last sentence used to read: "...Microsoft provides four ways to open it:" It now reads: "...Microsoft provides at least five ways to open it:"	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 87 Added this fifth bulleted item	"Press the Windows-logo key+E."	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 121 The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been	fixed.	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 123 The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been fixed.		Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 146	The first paragraph used to read: "The shortcut menu's Active Desktop submenu offers several useful commands, including Show Web Content (the on/off switch for putting a Web page on your desktop) and Show Desktop Icons (which hides or shows your desktop icons). It now reads: "The shortcut menu's Active Desktop submenu offers several useful commands, including Show Web Content (the on/off switch for putting a Web page on your desktop); Show Desktop Icons (which hides or shows your desktop icons); and Lock Desktop Items (prevents your Active Desktop windows from moving or changing shape)."	Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 173 The Moire patterns in the scroll bar in the illustration have been fixed.		Anonymous	Mar 2001
Printed	Page 301 Figure 13-9 showed the wrong dialog box. It has been replaced with	the correct ones--on the left, a shortcut menu where "Set as Default Printer" is being selected; on the right, the Printer Properties dialog box.	Anonymous	Mar 2001