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I mentioned these at the XtC some time ago and OliBye asked me to put them on this Wiki. Well, here they are... All these involve editing the registry, so the usual caveats apply: make sure you use regedt32 (not regedit), and for complete safety, back up your registry before making changes. Run As... Menu Item This adds a Run As... menu item to all executables that allows you to run the executable as a different user. Selecting the item pops up a dialog box prompting for user name and password. This is invaluable when installing software because you don't have to log out, log on as administrator, install, log out and log back in as yourself. This also lets you improve overall security because you can conveniently work in an account with few permissions and run selected programs (installs, etc.) with more permissions, and run other programs (web browers, etc.) with even fewer permissions.
Filename Completion in the Command Prompt The Windows2000 command prompt can complete filenames for you, but the functionality is disabled by default! The Windows2000 implementation of this works very well, unlike the NT4 version which was basically broken.
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