FAQ for gsd.exe
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<I><FONT COLOR="#C08010">Q: </FONT>How do I redirect or stop the output?</I>
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<FONT COLOR="#C08010">A: </FONT>You can redirect the output to a file by appending for example "> file.txt" at the end of what you write at the Command Prompt. You can stop the output by appending "| more".
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<I><FONT COLOR="#C08010">Q: </FONT>What do you mean by "the DACL of a service"?</I>
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<FONT COLOR="#C08010">A: </FONT>All services have corresponding DACL's which control access to them - services are securable objects in Windows NT. This isn't the same thing as the permissions set on the services registry keys, but permissions set on the services as objects.
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<I><FONT COLOR="#C08010">Q: </FONT>I don't like the output format, will you fix it in a future version?</I>
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<FONT COLOR="#C08010">A: </FONT>I probably will when I have some time over, which I usually never have. ;-)
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<I><FONT COLOR="#C08010">Q: </FONT>I have a question that is not covered by this FAQ. Where can I get help?</I>
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<FONT COLOR="#C08010">A: </FONT>Send a mail to winnt@bahnhof.se with your question. I can't promise that I will have time to answer, but I'll do my best.
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