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Peek behind the GodMode curtains to reveal useful canonical names and GUIDs 
Microsoft Windows | by Greg Shultz | Wed, Jan 20
It turns out that all Windows 7 and Windows Vista Control Panel items have what is called a canonical name and an associated GUID (the infamous “special codes”). In this context, Microsoft describes a canonical name as being a non-localized string that the Control Panel item declares in t...
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