## Service Installation

A small group of services can be installed by default during the Windows NT installation process. If you want to add additional network functionality to your Windows NT computer, you will be adding an additional service. If the new service requires its own administrative tool, this will be installed along with the service. Some added services expand the menu options within the existing administration tools. If the service depends on a network protocol that is not yet installed, you will be prompted to install the protocol at the same time. For example, adding Services for the Macintosh (SFM) implies that the AppleTalk protocol is installed at the same time. Adding SFM creates new menu options in File Manager and Server Manager, and adds a new Control Panel program.

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