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5. In the Apply Onto list, specify where objects are audited. By default, this box is set to This Object And All Child Objects, so any auditing changes that you make to a parent object also apply to all child objects. Where objects are audited depends on the selection in the Apply Onto list and whether the Apply These Auditing Entries To Objects And/Or Containers Within This Container Only box is selected. These two features are enabled only for objects that act as containers. 6. Click OK to return to the Advanced Security Settings For dialog box for the object. 7. To prevent changes that are made to a parent folder from applying to the currently selected file or folder, clear the Allow Inheritable Auditing Entries From Parent To Propagate To This Object check box. If the check boxes in the Access box are shaded in the Auditing Entry For dialog box for the object, or if the Remove button is unavailable in the Advanced Security Settings For dialog box for the object, auditing has been inherited from the parent folder. 8. Click OK. Configuring Files, Folders, and Printers for Auditing If you have specified the Audit Object Access event category for auditing, you can audit user access to files, folders, and printers. To configure files and folders for auditing, complete the following steps: 1. In Windows Explorer, right-click the file or folder you want to audit, and then click Properties. 2. In the Security tab in the Properties dialog box for a file or folder, click Advanced. 3. In the Advanced Security Settings For dialog box for the file or folder, in the Audit ing tab, click Add, select the users and groups for whom you want to audit file and folder access, and then click OK.

Managing Disks and Drives To change a user s limits, double-click his or her entry. A dialog box appears that offers choices for this user similar to the choices offered on the Quota tab for all new users. Note By default, the Administrators group has no limit meaning that while you re logged on as a member of the Administrators group, you might be able to create files that exceed the limits of your user account. Although you can set a warning limit for the Administrators group, you cannot set a quota limit.

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On devices that contain removable storage media, Windows is constantly on the lookout for newly inserted media. If you insert a CD or DVD into a drive, or connect a Windows XP compatible digital camera, or pop a Compact Flash card into an external reader, Windows responds with a dialog box similar to the one shown in Figure 18-10.

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