Microsoft Business Solutions Solomon 6.0 Customization Manager Set 3

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When using Customization Manager the order in which to create a customization is important. What is the correct sequence of steps for creating any customization?

Turn on Customize Mode, open the screen that is being customized, make the modifications, save the
changes, and turn off Customize Mode. Open the screen that is being customized, turn on Customize Mode, make the modifications, select theproper level, save the customization, and turn off Customize Mode. Select the proper level, open the screen that is being customized, turn on Customize Mode, make themodifications, save the customization, and turn off Customize Mode. Turn on Customize Mode, select the proper level, open the screen that is being customized, make themodifications, save the customization, and turn off Customize Mode.

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Which Customization Level will allow a screen to open with customizations applied but will never allow you to add new customizations or modify existing customizations at that level?

Standard Supplemental Product All User One User

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How can you identify if a screen has been customized using Customization Manager?

When the screen is open, "Save Settings on Exit" is checked under the Option menu on the Solomon
toolbar. When the screen opens, a prompt appears asking if you would like to Load the Customizations. By looking in the Event Log to see if the screen was ever customized. By opening the screen and seeing if there is an "*" before the screen title.

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There is a non-required field on a screen that's value is typically "N/A". The users would like Solomon to automatically set the field to "N/A" and they don even want to go to the field except the few times that they need to enter something other than "N/A". Which of the following properties would be used to meet these requirements?

Default Mask Enabled Tab Stop

5.

Which of the following statements are true about the Visual Basic for Applications module?

It allows you to view and modify a screen Visual Basic source code. Any VBA code that is entered into an event for an object will replace source code for that event, on thatobject. The Check event occurs on an object when the value in the object has changed between the time theuser put focus on the object and the time they leave the object. While the Visual Basic for Applications model is a separate module from Customization Manager itcannot be used without Customization Manager running.

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Which types of objects are bound to database fields?

Button Text box Combo box Tab

7.

The Max property on an amount field has been set to 1,000.00. What happens when a user tries to enter 1,001.00 in the field?

The field will let the user enter "100" but not the second "1", because the amount would then exceed the
max. After the user enters 1,001.00 and leaves the field, the screen will beep and the system will put focusback on the amount field. After the user enters 1,001.00 and leaves the field, the screen will beep, a message displays telling theuser that "Entry must be less than or equal to 1,000.00, please reenter", and focus will move back to the
amount field. The field will let the user enter "100" but not the second "1". When the user types the second "1" amessage is displayed telling the user "the amount exceeds the maximum allowed, please reenter".

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What types of modifications can be made to the list of values that appear in a Combo box control that was put on the screen by the Solomon developers?

You can delete items from the list. You can add new items to the list. You can in-activate an item in the list. You can change the description of an item that appears in the list.

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Which data bound object type would not need a label object to display a description of the data in the field?

Text box Check box Combo box All data bound objects would need a label object inserted

10.

Which of the following statements is true about a field TabIndex?

If you want the cursor to skip over a field when using the Tab key to move around the screen you should
set the TabIndex to 0 or 99. When in Customize Mode you can display the TabIndex values for all the fields on the screen at thesame time. When you move fields around, Solomon automatically adjust the TabIndex so that the movementthrough the screen matches the physical layout. The TabIndex property values determine how users move through the screen using the TAB key, notthe physical placement of the controls on the screen.

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