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Control the Control Panel of XP by Files

Control Panel applets and their filenames Applet Filename System Properties sysdm.cpl Display Properties desk.cpl Network Connections ncpa.cpl Accessibility Options access.cpl Add or Remove Programs appwiz.cpl Add Hardware Wizard hdwwiz.cpl Internet Properties Inetcpl.cpl Region and Language Options intl.cpl Game Controllers joy.cpl Mouse Properties main.cpl Sound and Audio Devices mmsys.cpl User Accounts nusrmgr.cpl ODBC Data Source Administrator odbccp32.cpl Power Options Properties Powercfg.cpl Phone and Modem Options telephon.cpl Time and Date Properties timedate.cpl Speech Properties sapi.cpl How to run the Direct Applet of any control panel item step 1 Click on Start Step 2 Click on Run Step 3 Type any file name i.e sysdm.cpl pres enter

How to XP's DNS Cache Settings MCSE

Adjust XP's DNS Cache Settings As a way of speeding up DNS, when you visit a site XP puts the DNS information into a local DNS cache on your PC. So, when you want to go to a site, XP first looks in its local DNS cache, called the resolve cache , to see whether the DNS information is contained there. That way, if it finds the information locally, it doesn't have to query a remote DNS server to find IP information. The cache is made up of recently queried names and entries taken from your HOSTS file. The cache contains both negative and positive entries . Positive entries are those in which the DNS lookup succeeded, and you were able to connect to the web site. When XP looks in the cache, if it finds a positive entry it immediately uses that DNS information and sends you to the requested web site. Negative entries are those in which no match was found, and you end up getting a "Cannot find server or DNS" error in your browser. Similarly, when XP looks i

Speed Up Web Access with DNS Hosts File

Speed Up Web Access with a HOSTS File It takes time to send your request to a DNS server, have the server look up the proper IP address to resolve the name, and then send the IP address back to your PC. You can eliminate that delay by creating or editing a local HOSTS file on your own PC that contains hostnames and their corresponding IP addresses. When you create a HOSTS file, XP will first look in that to see if there's an entry for the hostname, and if it finds it, it will resolve the address itself. That way, you won't have to go out to a DNS server and wait for the response before visiting a web site. The HOSTS file is a plain-text file you can create or edit with a text editor like Notepad. You'll find an existing HOSTS file in C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\Etc\HOSTS (in Windows XP Professional, it's located in C:\Winnt\System32\Drivers\HOSTS ). The file has no extension; it is named only HOSTS . Open it in Notepad and enter the IP addresses and h

Concept and Accounting Policies ACCA B.com

KEY CONCEPT AND ACCOUNTING POLICIES To ensure the matching of expenditure against appropriations, the cash basis of accounting has been modified to recognize some items of expenditure on a commitment basis. Commitments are used to control large and non-regular expenditures against appropriation and need not be recorded for immaterial expenditure of recurring nature. Commitments will be accounted for on a memorandum basis. The following criteria shall be applied when determining and recognizing a commitment. · a valid purchase order is raised and where applicable, a purchase contract (legal undertaking or legally binding) has been entered with the supplier. The amounts involved should be clearly mentioned in the purchase order / contract. · the officer in accordance with the Delegation of Finance Powers (who shall deemed to be the approving officer) has authorized the commitme

Old Sys Vs New Accounting Basis of Accounting

OLD SYSTEM VS NEW ACCOUNTING MODEL Basis of Accounting § Cash basis of Accounting § Receipts are recorded on the basis of actual collections § Expenses are recorded when the payment is made § Uses mainly single entry bookkeeping § Modified Cash Basis of Accounting § Receipts are recorded on the basis of actual collections § Expenses are recorded when the payment is made PLUS § Commitments are recorded § Fixed Assets Register is maintained Financial Reporting § Current reporting does not incorporate principles of § Current reporting shall incorporate these principles of § Quality § accuracy § validity § completeness § comparability § timeliness § Quality § accuracy § validity § completeness § comparab

Why the PIFRA Launched Financial Reporting

PROJECT FOR IMPROVEMENT OF FINANCIAL REPORTING AND AUDIT Why the PIFRA Launched: The Donor Agencies like World Bank (WB) and International Monitory Fund (IMF) wishes to know that whether the loans given in any country has been utilized properly or not and that whether they will bring fruits as it was expected. Due to the old and manual system of accounting 1994 the Government of Pakistan (GOP) failed to provide the correct accounts to the Donor Agencies which was noticed by them and required to improve the system of Accounting Audit and Financial Reporting. On the instructions of the Donors the Government of Pakistan is bringing many reforms such as Judicial Reforms and Financial Reforms. PIFRA is a part of the Financial Reforms. BACKGROUND · This Project was Launched in 1996 with the collocation of IDA Assistance (World Bank) for the Improvement of Core Financial Information Systems in the GOP.

Account Abbreviations ACCA B.com ICOM dcom

ABBREVIATIONS NAM New Accounting Model PIFRA Project for Improvement of Financial Reporting and Auditing FABS Financial and Budgeting System FAA Financial Administration and Accounting AGP Auditor General of Pakistan AGPR Accountant General of Pakistan Revenues APPM Accounting Policies and procedures Manual CBR Central Board of Revenue CG Comptroller General CMA Consolidated Monthly Accounts COA Chart of Accounts CQA Chart of Accounts DAO District Accounts Office / Officer DDO Drawing and Disbursing Officer DGPR Director General Pakistan Revenues EAD Economic Affairs Division FRM