Study with Microsoft : 70-543 Exam Torrent as your best preparation materials

You create a document-level solution for a Microsoft Office Word document by using a Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO) project. The solution project is named HRSolution. The solution document is named HRSolution.doc. You deploy a copy of the solution document to the C:\OfficeSolutions folder on client computers. You deploy the assembly to a shared folder named OfficeSolutions. The shared folder is located on a server named LONDON. You need to ensure that the solution document loads the assembly from the correct location. Which code segment should you use?

• A. Dim sd As ServerDocument sd = New ServerDocument ("C:\OfficeSolutions\HRSolution.doc") Dim name As String = " LONDON.OfficeSolutions.HRSolution " sd.AppManifest.Identity.Name = name sd.Save ()
• B. Dim sd As ServerDocument sd = New ServerDocument ("C:\OfficeSolutions\HRSolution.doc") Dim path As String = "\\LONDON\OfficeSolutions" sd.AppManifest.Dependency.AssemblyPath = path sd.Save ()
• C. Dim sd As ServerDocument sd = New ServerDocument ("C:\OfficeSolutions\HRSolution.doc") Dim name As String = " LONDON.OfficeSolutions.HRSolution " sd.AppManifest.EntryPoints.Add (name) sd.Save ()
• D. Dim sd As ServerDocument sd = New ServerDocument ("C:\OfficeSolutions\HRSolution.doc ") Dim path As String = "\\LONDON\OfficeSolutions" sd.AppManifest.DeployManifestPath = path sd.Save ()

You create a document-level solution for Microsoft Office Word 2003 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). You create a user control named MyUserControl.
You write the following code segment for your document class. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)
01 private void ThisDocument_Startup(object sender,
System.EventArgs e) {
02 MyUserControl userControl = new MyUserControl();
03 ...
04 }
You need to display userControl in the actions pane.
Which code segment should you insert at line 03?

• A. this.ActionsPane.Controls.AddRange( new Control[] { userControl, new MyUserControl() });
• B. this.ActionsPane.Parent.Controls.Add(userControl);
• C. this.Controls.AddControl( userControl, 100, 100, 100, 100, "Action s Pane");
• D. this.ActionsPane.Controls.Add(userControl);

You create an add-in for Microsoft Office Word 2007 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The add-in contains code that customizes the Ribbon user interface (UI). You run the add-in. The add-in does not customize the Ribbon UI and does not display an exception. You need to display the exceptions in the user interface of the add-in when the add-in starts. What should you do?

• A. Under the Word 2007 options, select the Show add-in user interface errors check box.
• B. Add a new application configuration file to your project by using the following XML fragment. < configuration > < appSettings > < add key="Debug" value="True"/ > < /appSettings > < /configuration >
• C. In the Configuration Manager dialog box for the add-in project, set Active Configuration to Debug.
• D. Add a new application configuration file to your project by using the following XML
  fragment.
  < configuration > < appSettings > < add key="ShowErrors" value="True"/ > < /appSettings > < /configuration >

You create an application by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The application modifies a Microsoft Office Excel custom workbook. The custom workbook displays the data that is contained in an XML file named Salesorder.xml. The Salesorder.xml file uses an XML schema that is stored in a file named Salesorder.xsd. Both the Salesorder.xml file and the Salesorder.xsd file are located in the C:\Data folder. You need to ensure that the data in the Salesorder.xml file is available for mapping. Which code segment should you use?

• A. Excel.XmlMap map = this.XmlMaps.Add (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xsd", "Root"); this.XmlImportXml (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xml", out map, true, Globals.Sheet1.Range["A1", Type.Missing ]);
• B. Excel.XmlMap map = this.XmlMaps.Add (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xml", "Root"); this.XmlImportXml (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xsd", out map, false, Globals.Sheet1.Range["A1", Type.Missing ]);
• C. Excel.XmlMap map = this.XmlMaps.Add (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xml", "Root"); this.XmlImport (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xsd", out map, false, Globals.Sheet1.Range["A1", Type.Missing ]);
• D. Excel.XmlMap map = this.XmlMaps.Add (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xsd", "Root"); this.XmlImport (@"c:\data\Salesorder.xml", out map, true, Globals.Sheet1.Range["A1", Type.Missing ]);

You create an add-in for Microsoft Office Word 2007 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
The add-in contains a Ribbon1.xml file that customizes the Ribbon user interface (UI). The Ribbon1.xml file contains the following element.
< dropDown id=" CountryCodes " getItemCount =" GetItemCount "
getItemLabel =" GetItemLabel "/>
You write the following lines of code in the add-in.
private System.Collections.ArrayList countries;
...
countries = n ew System.Collections.ArrayList () ;
countries.Add ("USA") ;
countries.Add ("JPN") ;
countries.Add ("IND"} ;
You need to bind the drop-down list to the countries collection.
Which code segments should you use? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
Choose two.)

• A. public string GetItemLabel ( Office.IRibbonControl control, countries.ToString (); }
• B. public int GetItemCount ( Office.IRibbonControl control) { return countries.Capacity ; }
• C. public string GetItemLabel ( Office.IRibbonControl control, (string)countries[index]; }
  int index) { int index) {
  return return
• D. public int GetItemCount ( Office.IRibbonControl control) { return countries.Count ; }