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Document Conventions
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Reader Aids
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Reader Aid Meaning
Note Underscores the mportance of a spec f c concept, or h gh ghts a spec a
case that m ght not app y to every s tuat on
Important Ca s attent on to essent a nformat on that shou d not be d sregarded
Caut on H gh ghts a prob emat c ssue or a secur ty concern
Best Pract ce De vers adv ce for strateg es and techn ques that opt m ze the eff c ency
or secur ty of the techno ogy
Gu dance Summar zes a d scuss on to prov de the “bottom ne ”
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(for examp e file name can refer to any va d f e name)
Monospace font Used for code samp es mand- ne output
%SystemRoot% Used for env ronment var ab es
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