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Application Compatibility Scripts for Windows NT Server, Terminal Server Edition 16

The Application Scripts use one final component to assist in optimizing previously

written applications for operation in a Terminal Server environment. That

component is a series of small programs/executables that are called from within the

application compatibility script to retrieve certain values from the registry, change

permissions on a set of files.

Some of these tools are designed specifically for Terminal Server, while others were

originally part of the resource kit and you may already be familiar with them.

Regardless, a full explanation of each .exe with syntax descriptions is provided in

the following section. These files are all located in the %systemroot%/applications

compatibility scripts directory

You can find good examples of how these programs are used in appendix b, which

also includes all of the other application compatibility scripts that Microsoft provides

when the Terminal Server product is installed.

Program Tools

1. ACREGL.exe

What is the purpose of this utility?

This tool looks up the desired key and value in the registry. It

outputs the result as a SET statement to the indicated filename.

Options allow some massaging of the value before it is written to

the file.

Syntax: Acregl Filename EnvVarName Key Value

Options

NOTE: Key must start with HKLM or HKCU. Often the key will be

in quotes because it will contain embedded spaces.

Detailed information on command line options:

Value may be blank ("") to look up the default value for a key. The

acregl tool only supports values that return a string type. REG_SZ

is ideal. REG_MULTI_SZ would only contain the first item in the

list. REG_EXPAND_SZ should work but it won't explicitly get

expanded.

The options parameter can be blank ("") or it can be one of the

two following choices:

"STRIPCHARxn" will search from right to left. It strips the

rightmost n instances of the character x. The count may be omitted

TOOLS FOR ADDITIONAL

AUTOMATION FOR

SCRIPTS IN TERMINAL

SERVER

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