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WINCHAT.EXE – Windows for Workgroups Chat

WINHELP.EXE – Windows Help Engine

WINHLP32.EXE – Help

WINMINE.EXE – Minesweeper

WINVER.EXE – Windows Version Information

WRITE.EXE – WordPad

WSCRIPT.EXE – Windows Script Host Settings

WUPDMGR.EXE – Windows Update

 ACCESS.CPL – Accessibility Options

APPWIZ.CPL – Add or Remove Programs

DESK.CPL – Display Properties

HDWWIZ.CPL – Add Hardware Wizard

INETCPL.CPL – Internet Explorer Properties

INTL.CPL – Regional and Language Options

JOY.CPL – Game Controllers

MAIN.CPL – Mouse Properties

MMSYS.CPL – Sounds and Audio Device Properties

NCPA.CPL – Network Connections

NUSRMGR.CPL – User Accounts

ODBCCP32.CPL – ODBC Data Source Administrator

POWERCFG.CPL – Power Options Properties

SYSDM.CPL – System Properties

TELEPHON.CPL – Phone and Modem Options

TIMEDATE.CPL – Date and Time Properties

 

CERTMGR.MSC – Certificates

CIADV.MSC – Indexing Service

COMPMGMT.MSC – Computer Management

DEVMGMT.MSC – Device Manager

DFRG.MSC – Disk Defragmenter

DISKMGMT.MSC – Disk Management

EVENTVWR.MSC – Event Viewer

FSMGMT.MSC – Shared Folders

LUSRMGR.MSC – Local Users and Groups

NTMSMGR.MSC – Removable Storage

NTMSOPRQ.MSC – Removable Storage Operator Requests

PERFMON.MSC – Performance Monitor

SERVICES.MSC – Services

WMIMGMT.MSC – Windows Management Infrastructure

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DCOMCNFG.EXE – Component Services

DDESHARE.EXE – DDE Share

DRWATSON.EXE – Doctor Watson v1.00b

DRWTSN32.EXE – Doctor Watson Settings

DVDPLAY.EXE – DVD Player

DXDIAG.EXE – DirectX Diagnostics

EUDCEDIT.EXE – Private Character Editor

EVENTVWR.EXE – Event Viewer

EXPLORER.EXE – Windows Explorer

FREECELL.EXE – Free Cell

FXSCLNT.EXE – Fax Console

FXSCOVER.EXE – Fax Cover Page Editor

FXSEND.EXE – MS Fax Send Note Utility

IEXPRESS.EXE – IExpress 2.0

LOGOFF.EXE – System Logoff

MAGNIFY.EXE – Microsoft Magnifier

MMC.EXE – Microsoft Management Console

MOBSYNC.EXE – Microsoft Synchronization Manager

MPLAY32.EXE – Windows Media Player version 5.1

MSHEARTS.EXE – Hearts

MSPAINT.EXE – Paint

MSTSC.EXE – Remote Desktop Connection

NARRATOR.EXE – Microsoft Narrator

NETSETUP.EXE – Network Setup Wizard

NOTEPAD.EXE – Notepad

NSLOOKUP.EXE – NSLookup Application

NTSD.EXE – Symbolic Debugger for Windows 2000

ODBCAD32.EXE – ODBC Data Source Administrator

OSK.EXE – On Screen Keyboard

OSUNINST.EXE – Windows Uninstall Utility

PACKAGER.EXE – Object Packager

PERFMON.EXE – Performance Monitor

PROGMAN.EXE – Program Manager

RASPHONE.EXE – Remote Access Phonebook

REGEDIT.EXE – Registry Editor

REGEDT32.EXE – Registry Editor

RESET.EXE – Resets Session

RSTRUI.EXE – System Restore

RTCSHARE.EXE – RTC Application Sharing

SFC.EXE – System File Checker

SHRPUBW.EXE – Create Shared Folder

SHUTDOWN.EXE – System Shutdown

SIGVERIF.EXE – File Signature Verification

SNDREC32.EXE – Sound Recorder

SNDVOL32.EXE – Sound Volume

SOL.EXE – Solitaire

SPIDER.EXE – Spider Solitaire

SYNCAPP.EXE – Create A Briefcase

SYSEDIT.EXE – System Configuration Editor

SYSKEY.EXE – SAM Lock Tool

TASKMGR.EXE – Task Manager

TELNET.EXE – MS Telnet Client

TSSHUTDN.EXE – System Shutdown

TOURSTART.EXE – Windows Tour Launcher

UTILMAN.EXE – System Utility Manager

USERINIT.EXE – My Documents

VERIFIER.EXE – Driver Verifier Manager

WIAACMGR.EXE – Scanner and Camera Wizard

These are the basic of vi editing, you will find quite helpful;

Editing commands

Moving around the file:

h — cursor left

i — cursor right

k — cursor up

j — cursor down

^ & B — Beginning of line

$ — end of line

) — Next sentence

( — Previous sentence

} — Next Paragraph

{ — Previous Paragraph

:$ — end of file

w — one character forward

W — one word forward

:20 — go to Line no 20 or whatever number you give

Displaying file info:

^g — give name of the file, current line and total lines of a file at the bottom.

Inserting and appending text :

i — inserts text to the left of cursor

I — inserts in the beginning of line

a — appends text to right of cursor

A — appends to the end of line

Adding new line:

o — add a new line below the current line

O — adds a new line above the current line.

Deleting the text:

x — deletes text above the cursor

X — deletes text character on the right of cursor

20dd — deletes 20

dd — deletes current line

D — delete till end of current line.

d# — delete to where the # (j,k,l,h) specifies.

d/ — delete till pattern is found (forward).

d? — delete till pattern is found (backward).

d’ — delete till mark ‘char’.

Replacing a character & word:

r — replace the character above the cursor.

R — replces characters until Esc is pressed.

cw — replaces the word from cursor to the end indicated by $ sign.

C — replaces till end of line.

Substitute:

s — subistutes current charcater.

S — substitutes entire line.

Repeating last command:

. — repeats the last text.

Undo the last change:

u — undo last change.
U — undo changes to the current line.

Copy and pasting lines:

yy — copies the current line into buffer.
5yy — copies 5 lines from the current line.
p — pastes the current buffer.

Recovering an unsaved vi file:

vi -r — restores a unsaved / crashed file from buffer.

Searching:

:/name — & return searches for the word name in the file

n — continues search forward.

N — searches backwards.

Substitution:

:s///g

Saving:

:w — saves the text does not quit.

:wq — saves & quit the editor.

ZZ — save & quit the editor.

:q! — Quit without saving.

Miscellaneous:

m — mark this location and name it char.

‘ — (quote character) return to “line” named char.

` — (back-quote character) return to “place” named char.

‘’ or “ — (quote quote) return from last movement.

These commands allow the vi editor screen (or window) to move up or down several lines and to be refreshed.

	^f	move forward one screen
	^b	move backward one screen
	^d	move down (forward) one half screen
	^u	move up (back) one half screen
	^l	redraws the screen
	^r	redraws the screen, removing deleted lines