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Progresses sandboxie-plus#145 Signed-off-by: Stavros Ntentos <133706+stdedos@users.noreply.github.com>
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Signed-off-by: Stavros Ntentos <133706+stdedos@users.noreply.github.com>
Signed-off-by: Stavros Ntentos <133706+stdedos@users.noreply.github.com>
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| _ClosePrintSpooler_ is a sandbox setting that provided nuanced control over how sandboxed applications interact with the print spooler service. | |||
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| _ClosePrintSpooler_ is a sandbox setting that provided nuanced control over how sandboxed applications interact with the print spooler service. | |
| _ClosePrintSpooler_ is a sandbox setting that provides nuanced control over how sandboxed applications interact with the print spooler service. |
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| Added as part of 0.5.4 / 5.46.0 version. | ||
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| _See also [ClosePrintSpooler](ClosePrintSpooler.md)_. |
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| _See also [ClosePrintSpooler](ClosePrintSpooler.md)_. | |
| See also: [Close Print Spooler](ClosePrintSpooler.md). |
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| This setting can be used to prevent sandboxed applications from interacting with the print spooler service. When set to `y`, sandboxed applications will be unable to interact with the print spooler service - for example, print. | ||
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| This setting can be used to prevent sandboxed applications from interacting with the print spooler service. When set to `y`, sandboxed applications will be unable to interact with the print spooler service - for example, print. | |
| Added as part of 0.5.4 / 5.46.0 version. | |
| Added as part of 0.5.4 / 5.46.0 version. | |
| This setting can be used to prevent sandboxed applications from interacting with the print spooler service. When set to `y`, sandboxed applications will be unable to interact with the print spooler service - for example, print. |
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I don't know - usually the "added" is "the most useless part" of the documentation
(At least, when it is that wordy).
Does it make sense to emphasize it that much by putting it first?
While the project does not PUSH for updates, it is a "reasonable expectation" that users opt to update?
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| ## Interaction with [OpenPrintSpooler](OpenPrintSpooler.md) |
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| ## Interaction with [OpenPrintSpooler](OpenPrintSpooler.md) |
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I disagree with that change.
I specifically opted in creating a "considerable" visual separator, to indicate that the ClosePrintSpooler documentation has finished.
What follows is a "tangent"
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| When both settings are configured as shown above, requests from sandboxed applications to the print spooler are selectively filtered. This means that certain actions related to the print spooler are permitted ("open") while others are restricted ("closed"). Specifically, this configuration allows for printing operations but restricts activities that would modify printer configurations or the installation/removal of printers on the system. |
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| When both settings are configured as shown above, requests from sandboxed applications to the print spooler are selectively filtered. This means that certain actions related to the print spooler are permitted ("open") while others are restricted ("closed"). Specifically, this configuration allows for printing operations but restricts activities that would modify printer configurations or the installation/removal of printers on the system. | |
| When both settings are configured as shown above, requests from sandboxed applications to the print spooler are selectively filtered. This means that certain actions related to the print spooler are permitted ("open") while others are restricted ("closed"). Specifically, this configuration allows for printing operations but restricts activities that would modify printer configurations or the installation/removal of printers on the system. | |
| See also: [Open Print Spooler](OpenPrintSpooler.md). |
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Progresses #145
Signed-off-by: Stavros Ntentos 133706+stdedos@users.noreply.github.com