1. Which type of InfoPath control can contain other controls and is typically used for layout purposes? |
| A rich text box. |
| A section. |
| A group box. |
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2. When you want to position controls on a new, blank form, your best bet is to: |
| Use layout tables for organization. |
| Use repeating tables for organization. |
| Just drag the controls to the exact spot you want them |
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3. What can you do to adjust the default size at which InfoPath inserts sections? |
| What can you do to adjust the default size at which InfoPath inserts sections? |
| . Nothing, but you can narrow the margins of your form to accommodate the sections. |
| Lessen the custom layout width setting in the View Properties dialog box. |
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4. In InfoPath, a _____ can display vertical and horizontal scroll bars, depending on your preference |
| Repeating section. |
| Scroll control. |
| Scrolling region. |
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5. How do you insert vertical text into a column heading? |
| Under Insert controls in the Controls task pane, click Vertical Label, and then type the text that you want. |
| . Type the text that you want inside the column, select it, and then on the Format menu, click Text Direction. |
| On the Insert menu, point to Text Box, and then click Vertical. |
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6. To add extra white space around the outside of a text box, increase the _____ for the text box. |
| Padding. |
| Margins. |
| Repeating section. |
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7. What's the fastest way to see how text inside the controls on your form will look? |
| On the File menu, click Fill Out a Form. |
| On the View menu, click Sample Data. |
| On the Standard toolbar, click Preview Form |
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8. When you apply a color scheme to your form, which one of the following items does not change color automatically? |
| Text with a heading style applied to i |
| The background of a text box |
| The cell border in a repeating table. |
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9. In InfoPath, you can create a customized version of a form, called a _____, that is designed specifically for printing. |
| Print transform. |
| Page preview. |
| Print view. |
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10. What is data binding in InfoPath? |
| . Connecting a control to a field or group in the data source so that data entered into the control is saved. |
| Connecting a form to a Web service that uses document literal encoding. |
| Connecting two fields so that the data in one is dependent on the data in the other |
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11. Using InfoPath, you can add rich text boxes that support formatted text, paragraph breaks, images, tables, and bulleted and numbered lists. |
| True |
| False |
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12. The Select XPath button in the Insert Hyperlink dialog box lets you do what? |
| Insert a hyperlink that is valid for the form's namespace. |
| Select a field from the data source to create a dynamic destination for a hyperlink. |
| Quickly insert a hyperlink that shows a list of users who have permission to edit the form. |
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13. 4. When designing a form in InfoPath, you can organize fields by using: |
| Field codes, which are accessible by editing the XSL for the form. |
| Layout tables, which let you easily drop fields into rows and columns. |
| XHTML, or Extensible Hypertext Markup Language, which you can edit in design mode. |
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14. What data sources can you use to create a new form in InfoPath? |
| XML Schema or file. |
| Database. |
| Web service. |
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15. When you fill out a form and send it in e-mail, how can recipients view it? |
| They can view a copy of the form in InfoPath. Make sure recipients have InfoPath installed before you send the form. |
| They can open one or more read-only copies of the form by using Microsoft Office PowerPoint�. |
| Recipients can view the form data right in the e-mail message. |
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16. If your form has start and end date fields, how can you ensure that users always enter an end date that occurs after the start date? |
| . The only supported way of doing this is to use Microsoft Script Editor to write a custom script. |
| Use the Time and Date task pane. |
| Use the data validation feature to compare the two dates and show an error if the end date is invalid. |
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17. On an airplane, you recall that your boss is waiting for you to send an expense report. What can you do? |
| Nothing. Without a network connection, you can't fill out an InfoPath form. |
| If you have InfoPath installed on your portable computer, you can open the expense report form, fill it out, save it, and then send the completed form through e-mail when you land at the airport. |
| Wait until you get back to the office to fill out the form in InfoPath. |
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18. The only supported way of doing this is to use Microsoft Script Editor to write a custom script. |
| The only supported way of doing this is to use Microsoft Script Editor to write a custom script.. |
| They can open one or more read-only copies of the form by using Microsoft Office PowerPoint�. |
| Recipients can view the form data right in the e-mail message. |
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19. Where can a form designer publish an InfoPath form template? |
| . To a shared folder on a computer or network. |
| To a Microsoft Windows� SharePoint� Services form library. |
| To a Web server. |
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20. How do you merge multiple InfoPath forms? |
| . In the Options dialog box for each open form, click Merge on the Design tab. |
| In the Merge Forms dialog box, select the files you want to merge with the form you are working on, and then click Merge. |
| Drag the files you want from the Merge task pane to the document window, and then click Merge. |
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