|  | Creating Answer Files Configuring Advanced Settings and Saving the Answer File
When preparing the answer file, you can configure Advanced Settings, although you are not required to do so. Configuring Advanced Settings Under Advanced Settings, you will find:
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Telephony Regional Settings Languages Browser and Shell Settings Installation Folder Install Printers Run Once Additional Commands
Enables you to provide information about your location and telephone system so that calls can be dialed correctly.
Enables you to customize Windows XP Professional for different regions and languages. You can choose to use the default settings for the language version of Windows XP Professional that you are installing, enable the end user to specify the region, or configure a specific region to be used by the answer file.
Enables you to specify additional languages for which you want to install support.
Enables you to customize the browser and the Windows shell settings. You can choose to use the Windows XP Professional default settings, provide settings by using a script created in the Microsoft Internet Explorer Administration Kit, or specify a particular home page and list of Favorites.
Enables you to configure the name of the folder into which Windows XP Professional will be installed on the destination computers. You can install into a folder named Windows, a folder automatically generated and named by Setup, or a specific folder.
When you install printers, you name the printers that you want Setup to install on the destination computers. You name the printers by using the universal naming format \\server_name\printer_name (where server name is the name of the server, and printer name is the name of the printer). Users must have appropriate network permissions to gain access to installed printers.
Enables you to specify commands that will run only once after the user logs on for the first time. For example, you might want to run the loadstate utility to migrate the user's settings and files back to the computer the first time that a user logs on.
Enables you to configure additional commands to run at the end of Setup. You can run any command that does not require you to be logged on to the computer.