From: "Rich" 

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   You don't want the permissions on registry keys.  You want the ACL on =
the service which is different.  The command to show this is "sc
sdshow = schedule".    To interpret the results you have to decode
SDDL.

Rich


  "John Beckett"  wrote in message =
news:9samv2pip10mr4tfm23vcharalpk2muhjo{at}4ax.com...
  "Geo."  wrote in message
news::
  > ALL of the service properties are greyed out.

  Maybe Vista is using some new permissions feature, or maybe the GUI is
  reflecting the permissions on the registry settings?? I see from =
RichG's
  interesting link that Vista has many very interesting and worthwhile
  features. Being able to us a domain account and not worry about =
password
  changes is sensational.

  To check if the GUI is showing the registry permissions: In regedit, =
look
  at the service key that I mentioned earlier, right-click, Permissions.

  John

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the results you have to decode SDDL.
 
Rich
 
 

  "John Beckett" <johnXsecondary{at}tpgXcomXau&g=">mailto:johnXsecondary{at}tpgXcomXau">johnXsecondary{at}tpgXcomXau&g=
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mr4tfm23vcharalpk2muhjo{at}4ax.com..."Geo."=20
  <georger{at}nls.net>">mailto:georger{at}nls.net">georger{at}nls.net>
wrote =
in message=20
  >=20
  ALL of the service properties are greyed out.Maybe Vista is =
using some=20
  new permissions feature, or maybe the GUI isreflecting the =
permissions on=20
  the registry settings?? I see from RichG'sinteresting link that =
Vista has=20
  many very interesting and worthwhilefeatures. Being able to us a =
domain=20
  account and not worry about passwordchanges is =
sensational.To=20
  check if the GUI is showing the registry permissions: In regedit, =
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  the service key that I mentioned earlier, right-click,=20
 
Permissions.John

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