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Chapter 5. Task and Setting Index
After a quick assessment of Windows XP, it should become apparent
that there are literally hundreds of settings, features, and displays
of information. Finding all these items in the interface can
sometimes be a challenge.In Chapter 4, all of the components of Windows
XP were listed alphabetically. This chapter provides the other end of
the spectrum; a comprehensive listing of settings and tasks that can
be performed with the components described in Chapter 4, but sorted alphabetically by their
function rather than by their location in the operating system
interface. The following index contains nearly 700 entries, all of
which are accessible with components listed in Chapter 4. Headings show major functional groupings
(like "Accessibility" or "Cookies") interspersed with purely
alphabetical headings (like "Br-Ca") that group miscellaneous
entries up until the next functional grouping.Note that Registry settings (see Chapter 8) are
typically not included here, not only because of their complexity and
relative obscurity, but because most of the more common settings have
corresponding options in the interface that, of course, are listed
here. The remaining Registry
"goodies" are introduced in Chapter 8 and are documented more fully in a
reference such as Windows XP Annoyances for Geeks
(O'Reilly).Under certain circumstances, the contents of the Control Panel are
divided into categories. For the sake of simplicity and brevity,
these categories have been omitted in this chapter. See "Control Panel" in Chapter 4.
