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1. You are creating a document-level solution for Microsoft Office Word 2003 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
The solution will insert an XML data island in a Word document. The data island contains the following XML fragment.
< customer id="01AF" >
< region district="Northwest" > < /region >
< /customer >
You bind the data island to an XMLNode instance named xln.
You need to update the region element with the following data.
< customer id="01AF" >
< region district="Southwest" > California < /region >
< /customer >
Which code segment should you use?

A) if ( xln.ParentNode.NodeValue == "customer" & & xln.NodeText == "Northwest") { xln.NodeText = "Southwest"; xln.ChildNodes [1].Text = "California"; }
B) if ( xln.ParentNode.NodeValue == "customer" & & xln.NodeValue [0]. CompareTo ("Northwest") == 0) { xln.NodeText = "California"; xln.ChildNodes [1].Text = "Southwest"; }
C) if ( xln.ChildNodes [0].Text == "customer" & & xln.NodeText == "Northwest") { xln.NodeText = "Southwest"; xln.ChildNodes [1].Text = "California"; }
D) if ( xln.ChildNodes [0].Text == "customer" & & xln.NodeValue [0]. CompareTo ("Northwest") == 0) { xln.NodeText = "California"; xln.ChildNodes [1].Text = "Southwest"; }

2. You create a document-level solution for Microsoft Office Excel 2003 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
You add the following method to the workbook class.
void NotifyChanges (object Sh , Excel.Range Target) {
//No tify changes
}
You need to set up an event handler that fires NotifyChanges only when the data in the current workbook changes.
Which code segment should you use?

A) Globals.ThisWorkbook.Application.SheetChange += new Excel.AppEvents_SheetChangeEventHandler ( NotifyChanges );
B) Globals.ThisWorkbook.SheetSelectionChange += new Excel.WorkbookEvents_SheetSelectionChangeEventHandler ( NotifyChanges );
C) Globals.ThisWorkbook.Application.SheetSelectionChange += new Excel.AppEvents_SheetSelectionChangeEventHandler ( NotifyChanges );
D) Globals.ThisWorkbook.SheetChange += new Excel.WorkbookEvents_SheetChangeEventHandler ( NotifyChanges );

3. You create a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 workbook.
You save the workbook in the C:\Data folder as an OpenXML package. You copy a file
named Data.xml from the C:\Data folder to the CustomXML folder in the package. You
rename the copied file to Item1.xml.
You add the following XML fragment to the Document.xml.rels file in the package.
< Relationship Id="rId1"
Type="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships/CustomXML "
Target="..." / >
You need to ensure that the workbook can use the custom XML document part.
Which value should you use for the Target attribute in the XML fragment?

A) C:/Data/CustomXML/Item1.xml
B) /CustomXML/Item1.xml
C) /Data/Data.xml
D) C:/Data/Data.xml

4. You are creating an add-in for Microsoft Office Word by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
You create the following objects in the add-in:
a DataSource object named ExpenseBindingSource
a TableAdaptor object named ExpenseTableAdapter
a DataSet object named ExpenseData
a CachedDataItem object named DI
The ExpenseData object contains a table named Expenses. The DI object contains a data island of the ExpenseData object.
You need to ensure that any changes in the content of the DI object are updated in the Expenses table.
Which code segment should you use?

A) Dim schemaReader As System.IO.StringReader = _ New System.IO.StringReader(DI.Schema) Dim xmlReader As System.IO.StringReader = _ New System.IO.StringReader(DI.Xml) ExpenseData.ReadXmlSchema(schemaReader) ExpenseData.ReadXml(xmlReader) ... ExpenseBindingSource.EndEdit() ExpenseTableAdapter.Update(ExpenseData.Expense)
B) Dim schemaReader As System.IO.StringReader = _ New System.IO.StringReader(DI.Schema) Dim xmlReader As System.IO.StringReader = _ New System.IO.StringReader(DI.Xml) ExpenseData.ReadXmlSchema(schemaReader) ExpenseData.ReadXml(xmlReader) ... ExpenseBindingSource.Add(ExpenseData) ExpenseTableAdapter.Update(ExpenseData.Expense)
C) Dim XMLR As XmlReader = _ XmlReader.Create("books.xml", settings) XMLR.ReadStartElement(DI.Schema) XMLR.ReadValueChunk(DI.Xml.ToCharArray(), 0, DI.Xml.Length) ExpenseData.ReadXmlSchema(XMLR.NamespaceURI) ExpenseData.ReadXml(XMLR.Value(0).ToString()) ... ExpenseBindingSource.Add(ExpenseData) ExpenseTableAdapter.Update(ExpenseData.Expense)
D) Dim XMLR As XmlReader = _ XmlReader.Create("books.xml", settings) XMLR.ReadStartElement(DI.Schema) XMLR.ReadValueChunk(DI.Xml.ToCharArray(), 0, DI.Xml.Length) ExpenseData.ReadXmlSchema(XMLR.NamespaceURI) ExpenseData.ReadXml(XMLR.Value(0).ToString()) ... ExpenseBindingSource.EndEdit() ExpenseTableAdapter.Update(ExpenseData.Expense)

5. You develop an add-in for Microsoft Office Excel by using Visual Studio Tools for the
Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The add-in contains a class that uses the following method.
public void ProcessCells() {
Excel.Worksheet ws = Application.ActiveSheet as
Excel.Worksheet;
List<object> values = new List<object>();
//Your code goes here
}
The add-in must retrieve the values for the cells in the range A1 through E3.
You need to exclude empty cell values when you retrieve cell values from the range.
Which code segment should you use?

A) Excel.Range rng = ws.get_Range("A1", "E3"); foreach (Excel.Range r in rng.Cells) { if (r != null) values.Add(r.Value2); }
B) Excel.Range rng = ws.get_Range("A1", "E3"); for (int x = 1; x < 4; x++) { for (int y = 1; y < 6; y++) { Excel.Range r = rng.Cells[x, y] as Excel.Range; if (r != null) values.Add(r.Value2); } }
C) Excel.Range rng = ws.get_Range("A1", "E3"); foreach (Excel.Range r in rng.Cells) { if (r.Value2 != null) values.Add(r.Value2); }
D) Excel.Range rng = ws.get_Range("A1", "E3"); for (int x = 0; x < 3; x++) { for (int y = 0; y < 5; y++) { Excel.Range r = rng.Cells[x, y] as Excel.Range; if (r.Value2 != null) values.Add(r.Value2); } }

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