A. Drag an EditTable control onto the XPage. Specify the view for the Data property and select Left margin and Check box. In theActionarea,select Submit for the Type, and select Delete Selected for the argument.

B. Create a viewPanel and set the Selectable option on the first column. Add a button to the XPage and specify the Delete simple action for the onclick event.

C. Create a viewPanel and include a column with the Check box property enabled. Add a button to the XPageand specify the Delete SelectedDocuments simple action for the onclick event.

D. Drag an EditTable control onto the XPage. Specify the view for the Source property and set the Selectable property. In the Submit section,select Delete for the action.

A. The only way to do this task is to set up a separate Dojo installation within his application;
Ignacio cannot access the Dojo libraries used in
XPages.

B. Create an otherwise blank XPage with a rich-text editing control and use pass-through HTML to
include that XPage within the form.

C. Select Using JavaScript Control on the rich-text field's Web Access Display property.

D. Create a temporary XPage with a rich-text editing control, then go to the Source tab and copy
the XML for the rich-text control and paste itonto the form.

A. Margot used a reserved word as the name of the theme. When you do that, Lotus Domino Designer does not present you with an errormessage but simply ignores the theme with the illegal name

B. There was a problem in her theme. When themes are not correct, Lotus Domino Designer disables the theme and uses the last used themeor the application or server default theme. Problems are reported in the Problems pane only when the theme is open in Lotus DominoDesigner.

C. She forgot to activate her new theme in the application properties. In the Web section she has to change the default theme to her newtheme.

D. Themes have to be activated individually to each design element that is used on the web.

A. In the Validation tab of the XPage properties, Josh must enter a Validation message.

B. Josh cannot do this with one simple action. He must use a Confirm Action within an Action Group.

C. In the view container properties, Josh must enable the Delete Selected Documents Confirmation option.

D. In the Delete Selected Documents dialog, Josh must enter a value in the Confirmation text field.

A. Drag a check box control onto the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties tab,
enter the following values on separate lines:
Monthly Volunteering
New Hire Orientation
Quality Circle

B. From the controls palette, drag "Other" onto the XPage and select Other Controls > Checkbox
group. Open the Source tab, and within the
xp:checkBoxGroup tag, enter these lines:

C. From the controls palette, drag "Check Box" onto the XPage canvas. Open the Source tab, and
within the xp:checkBox tag, enter these lines:

D. Create a check box group control on the XPage canvas. In the Options area of the Properties
tab, enter the following values on separatelines:
Monthly Volunteering
New Hire Orientation
Quality Circle

A. Select Tools > Edit Attributes. For Type, specify Views. Select the three views to modify. Select
Fonts > All > 10, and click Commit.

B. For each view, select the view in the application navigator. Select Tools > Edit with DXL. After
the design opens, select Edit > Find/Replace.
For Find specify: size='10pt' and for Replace specify: size='8pt' and then click Replace All and
Close.

C. Select Tools > DXL Utilities > Transformer. For Type, specify Views. Select the three views to
modify. For Transform what, select Column >All > All. Select Font, specify 10 for the size and click
OK.

D. For each view, select the view in the application navigator. Select Tools > Edit Attributes. Select
Edit > Find/Replace. For Find specify:size='10pt' and for Replace specify: size='8pt', and then click
Replace All and Close.

A. From the application navigator in Designer, expand Resources and expand Style Sheets. Click screen.css and in the Outline view select aclass to use the built-in CSS editor.

B. From the application navigator in Designer, expand Resources and expand Style Sheets. Double-click screen.css to use the built-in CSSeditor.

C. From the application navigator in Designer, expand Resources and double-click Style Sheets. Select screen.css in the Design pane. Fromthe Web Properties tab of the Properties view, double-click a CSS class to edit its properties.

D. From the application navigator in Designer, expand Resources and double-click Style Sheets. Select screen.css in the Design pane. Fromthe Design tab of the Properties view, double-click a CSS class to edit its properties.

A. Add an Update Field simple action to the Field core control onExit event.

B. Add a Modify Field simple action to the Edit Box core control onBlur event.

C. Add an Update Data simple action to the Rental XPage onModify event.

D. Add a Modify Field simple action to the Rental XPage QuerySave event.

A. Use the database control

B. Use the repeat control

C. Use the panel control

D. Use the table control

A. In the button's Properties view, select the Server tab, click the"Add Action..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK

B. In the button's Events view, select the Server tab, click the "AddAction..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK

C. In the button's Properties view, select the Client tab, click the"Add Action..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK

D. In the button's Events view, select the Client tab, click the "AddAction..." button, select the Save Document action, and click OK