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Each remote access policy is based on policy conditions that determine when the policy is applied. For example, a policy might include a condition that Windows-Groups matches DOMAIN1\Telecommuters; this policy would then match a connection whose user belongs to the Windows global security group Telecommuters. Figure 10-15 shows such a policy.

<PropertyGroup> <SandcastleHelpFileBuilderPath> $(ProgramFiles)\EWSoftware\Sandcastle Help File Builder\SandcastleBuilderConsole.exe </SandcastleHelpFileBuilderPath> <DocProjectFile>$(SolutionRoot)\HumanResources.shfb</DocProjectFile> <DocOutputDirectory>$(BinariesRoot)\Help\</DocOutputDirectory> </PropertyGroup> <Target Name="GenerateDocumentation"> <ItemGroup> <AssemblyToDocument Include="$(BinariesRoot)\Release\*.dll" /> </ItemGroup> <ItemGroup> <CommandLineParameter Include="$(DocProjectFile)" /> <CommandLineParameter Include="-outputpath="$(DocOutputDirectory)"" /> <CommandLineParameter Include=" @(AssemblyToDocument->'-assembly="%(FullPath)"') " /> </ItemGroup> <WriteLinesToFile Lines="@(CommandLineParameter)" File="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\$(MSBuildProjectFile).shfbrsp" /> <Exec Command=""$(SandcastleHelpFileBuilderPath)" "@$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\$(MSBuildProjectFile).shfbrsp"" /> </Target>

Note: Although the Prism Library can be easily used to build new composite WPF or Silverlight applications (or applications that target both), you can also use Prism with existing applications so that they can take advantage of one or more Prism capabilities or design patterns. Typically, a Prism application consists of a shell project and multiple module projects. The following illustration shows common activities that you will need to complete when you use the Prism Library to develop a composite application.

Choose between client-side and server-side state management. Use view state to store custom data values. Use control state to store values for custom controls even if view state is disabled. Use hidden fields to store values in a web form. Use cookies to track state management data as a user browses multiple pages in a website. Use query strings to pass values embedded within a URL to another page.

Disable old users and reassign their records to different users. Monitor the number of Microsoft Dynamics CRM licenses you re using to make sure you are compliant.

SELECT ID, NAME_1, GEOM.STArea() AS GEOM_AREA, GEOG.STArea() AS GEOG_AREA, (GEOG.STArea() - GEOM.STArea()) / (1000 * 1000) AS AREA_DIFFERENCE_KM_SQ FROM States WHERE NAME_1 = 'Arkansas';

Note This example uses the authenticated user name as the key for storing personalization values . Use the ASP .NET Configuration Utility to apply Forms Authentication to this application (as described in 8) . Also add at least one user so that you have one to personalize . The generated project will give you a login page under the Accounts folder . Add a Login .aspx screen to the site and modify the site s access rules to enforce authentication so that you can see the personalization information being stored and retrieved .

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The default location for System Restore data is d:\System Volume Information, where d d:\System is the letter of each drive . Each restore point is stored in its own subfolder, under a name that includes a unique 32-character alphanumeric identifier called a GUID . This location cannot be changed . On an NTFS drive, these files are not accessible to users, even those in the Administrators group; the default NTFS permissions grant access only to the System account .