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Microsoft TS: Visual Studio Tools for 2007 MS Office System (VTSO) Sample Questions:

1. You are creating an add-in for Microsoft Office Word 2007 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). You customize the Ribbon user interface (UI). You add a Ribbon1.xml file to the add-in. You need to add a built-in save function to a custom tab in the Ribbon UI. Which XML fragment should you use?

A) <customUI xmlns="http: //schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" > ... <button id="FileSave" /> ... </customUI>
B) <customUI xmlns="http: //schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" > ... <button idMso="FileSave" /> ... </customUI>
C) <customUI xmlns="http: //schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" xmlns:x="MyNamespace"> ... <button idQ="x:FileSave" /> ... </customUI>
D) <customUI xmlns="http: //schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" > ... <button tag="FileSave" /> ... </customUI>

2. You are creating an add-in by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
You write the following method. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)
01 Private Sub ExportDocumentCache ( ByVal path As String)
02 ...
03 End Sub
You need to ensure that the add-in saves each item in the document cache of a document to an independent XML file that is named for the item.
Which code segment should you insert at line 02?

A) Dim sd As ServerDocument = New ServerDocument (path) Dim D As CachedDataHostItem = _ sd.CachedData.HostItems (" DocumentCache ") For Each CDI As CachedDataItem In D.CachedData Dim sw As StreamWriter = _ File.CreateText (path & CDI.Id & ".xml") sw.WriteLine ( CDI.Xml ) sw.Close () Next
B) Dim sd As ServerDocument = New ServerDocument (path) For i As Integer = 1 To sd.CachedData.HostItems.Count Dim sw As StreamWriter = _ File.CreateText (path & sd.CachedData.HostItems ( i ).Id & _ ".xml") sw.WriteLine ( sd.CachedData.HostItems ( i ). CachedData ( i ).Xml) sw.Close () Next
C) Dim sd As ServerDocument = New ServerDocument (path) Dim D As CachedDataHostItem = _ sd.CachedData.HostItems (" DocumentCache ") For Each CDI As CachedDataItem In D.CachedData Dim sw As StreamWriter = _ File.CreateText (path & CDI.Id & ".xml") sw.WriteLine ( CDI.DataType.ToString ()) sw.Close () Next
D) Dim sd As ServerDocument = New ServerDocument (path) For i As Integer = 1 To sd.CachedData.HostItems.Count Dim sw As StreamWriter = _ File.CreateText (path & sd.CachedData.HostItems ( i ).Id & _ ".xml") sw.WriteLine ( sd.CachedData.HostItems ( i ). _ CachedData ( i ). DataType.ToString ()) sw.Close () Next

3. You are creating an application by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The application contains the following objects:
a DataSet object named OrderData
a ServerDocument object named sd1
You write the following lines of code. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)
01 Dim stringIn As System.Text.StringBuilder = _
New System.Text.StringBuilder ()
02 Dim stringOut As System.IO.StringWriter = _
New System.IO.StringWriter ( stringIn )
03 ...
04 sd1.Save()
You need to store the contents of the OrderData object in the document cache for offline use.
Which code segment should you insert at line 03?

A) OrderData.WriteXml ( stringOut , XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema ) orderdataitem.Xml = stringIn.ToString ()
B) OrderData.WriteXml ( stringOut , XmlWriteMode.IgnoreSchema ) orderdataitem.Schema = stringIn.ToString ()
C) OrderData.WriteXml ( stringOut , XmlWriteMode.IgnoreSchema ) orderdataitem.Xml = stringIn.ToString ()
D) OrderData.WriteXml ( stringOut , XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema ) orderdataitem.Schema = stringIn.ToString ()

4. You are creating an add-in for Microsoft Office Word by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The add-in will display data from a Web service named Service1. Service1 runs on a server named LONDON. The Web service contains a method named GetCustomers that returns a DataSet object. You need to bind the data returned by the GetCustomers method to a DataSet object named ds. Which code segment should you use?

A) LONDON.Service1 lh = new LONDON.Service1(); DataSet ds = lh.GetCustomers ();
B) LONDON.Service1 lh = new LONDON.Service1(); DataSet ds = new DataSet(); ds.GetXml();
C) LONDON.Service1 lh = new LONDON.Service1(); DataSet ds = new DataSet(); ds.DataSetName = lh.GetCustomers (). GetXml ();
D) DataSet ds = new DataSet(); ArrayList mappings = new ArrayList(); LONDON.Service1.GenerateXmlMappings( ds.GetType(), mappings);

5. You create an add-in for Microsoft Office Excel by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). You create the following method in the add-in.
Private Sub DisplayTotal(ByVal rng As Excel.Range) 'Display total End Sub
You write the following code segment in the startup event of the add-in.
Dim ws As Excel.Worksheet = CType _ (Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.ActiveSheet, Excel.Worksheet)
AddHandler ws.SelectionChange, AddressOf Me.ws_SelectionChange
The add-in must display the sum of the values in a selected range. If multiple ranges are selected, the add-in must display only the sum of the values in the first selected range.
You need to meet the outlined requirements.
Which code segment should you use?

A) Private Overloads Sub ws_SelectionChange _ (ByVal Target As Excel.Range) DisplayTotal(Target.Previous) End Sub
B) Private Overloads Sub ws_SelectionChange _ (ByVal Target As Excel.Range) DisplayTotal(Target.Areas(1)) End Sub
C) Private Overloads Sub ws_SelectionChange _ (ByVal Target As Excel.Range) DisplayTotal(Target.Areas(0)) End Sub
D) Private Overloads Sub ws_SelectionChange _ (ByVal Target As Excel.Range) DisplayTotal(Target.CurrentRegion) End Sub

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