Microsoft CRM 4.0 Extending Microsoft Dynamics

You're an administrator of your company network. You're using the CrmService Web service to create a new task, and associate it with an account. You have to set the value of the task object's regardingobjectid field to do this. So what are you going to set on the regardingobjectid field?

You're an administrator of your company network. You've been assigned a task. You have to develop a custom workflow activity which will accept an input parameter named Country. You plan to set a default value for this parameter, which is also visible to any user who creates a workflow with this custom workflow activity. So what should you do to achieve this?

You're an administrator of your company network. You are writing a custom workflow activity which will make a call to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Web service. How can this goal be achieved?

In order to make a custom workflow activity be ready for use within a workflow, you have to take some steps to set up and deploy it. So what are the steps?

You're an administrator of your company network. You developed a Custom Workflow Activity and deployed the assembly dll to your company's Microsoft Dynamics CRM server. You have local administrator rights on the server. In order to make sure that you can debug the assembly on the server, what additional steps should you take? (choose more than one)

Look at the following options, please choose one that describes how any .NET extension code is written to work correctly on both single and multi-tenant Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 implementations. So which option will you choose?

You're an administrator of your company network. You're going to write a plug-in assembly using Visual Studio. The plug-in assembly will access the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform. What references must be added to the project to be able to compile and deploy the plug-in assembly?

You're an administrator of your company network. One of the network administrators of your company tried to register a plug-in, but he received an error stating he did not have enough privilege. So what should you do to help this user be able to register the plug-in? (choose more than one)

You're an administrator of your company network. You have a Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 deployment that has one CRM server. Unhandled exception messages from plug-ins are written by the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform, and which Event log on the CRM server are the messages being written to?

You're an administrator of your company network. Now you're asked to deploy a plug-in assembly that references other custom .NET assemblies. There're three CRM servers in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 deployment. Where should you place the referenced custom .NET assemblies?