Greg Shultz
6 Stories
Why Windows 98 still rocks
Insight Windows XP is all the rage. Windows 98 is old news--get rid of it. Right? Maybe not. Here are some reasons why you might want to stick with Windows 98.
Create your own Outlook templates
Insight Want to simplify the task of creating e-mails and jazz them up to boot? Here's how to create templates for Outlook and make them easily accessible from the application toolbar.
Tools to monitor memory usage in Windows 7
Techguide Over the years, Microsoft has vastly improved the primitive Resource Meter and increasingly made it easier to see what is going on with the OS's use of memory.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Amount, System Resource, Physical Memory, Microsoft Windows Vista, Entry, Tool, Microsoft Windows 7, Memory, operating system
Display a full Windows command-prompt history
Techguide By changing the size of this history list, you can all commands you've typed in a particular session and avoid frustration.
Tags: Server platforms, Microsoft Windows, Infrastructure/architecture management, Command, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, command button, Greg Shultz, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, keyboard
What Windows 7 means to security admins
Techguide Windows expert Greg Shultz reviews the most significant differences in Windows 7 that will affect the role of security administrators, including changes to UAC, the new AppLocker, and BitLocker To Go.
Tags: Security, Data security, PC security, Windows 7, AppLocker, NTLM Authentication Protocol, Microsoft Corp., Windows 7, ActiveX Control, Microsoft Windows Vista
Rein in unbound storage appetite of Vista System Restore
Techguide Experiencing low disk space on Vista systems? Consider using the VSSAdmin command-line tool to investigate and change the Maximum Shadow Copy Storage space setting.
Tags: Storage, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Vista, Tool, Storage, system restore, hard drive, Microsoft Windows, disk
