Free Adobe 9L0-904 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

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You are configuring your Mac to get mail from a Microsoft Exchange Server computer that has
Autodiscover turned on. in the screenshot, click the interface element that lets you create a new Mail account where you can provide the information to access a Microsoft Exchange Server account.

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Two days ago you connected a new USB hard drive to your Mac. Which procedure will configure Time
Machine to back up your data to the USB drive?

• A.  Drag the USB hard disk icon from the desktop onto the Time Machine icon in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder.
• B.  Click the Time Machine icon in the Dock, select the new USB hard disk as the backup destination, choose ZIP from the Backup Format list, and click Start.
• C.  Drag the USB hard disk icon from the desktop onto the Time Machine icon in the Dock.
• D.  In System Preferences, click Time Machine, then click Select Disk, select the USB hard drive, and click
  "Use for Backup."

In the context of computers on a network, what does "bind" mean?

• A.  Remove data from a hard disk so that the computer can be recycle
• B.  Configure a computer to connect to a network account server.
• C.  Configure a computer to prevent it from accessing data on the network.
• D.  Configure a firewall on a computer to restrict inbound traffic
• E.  Restrict access to the files on a local hard disk.

Which statement about iChat is true?

• A.  iChat requires users to have an Apple ID account.
• B.  iChat can be configured to use a Microsoft Live Messenger account.
• C.  In order for a Mac user to use iChat to exchange instant messages with a Windows user, the Windows user must install iChat.
• D.  iChat can be configured to use a Google Talk account.

You have a Mac Pro with an unknown firmware password How can you reset the password?

• A.  Start up the Mac Pro and click Enter Master Password at the login window. Enter the computer's master password, and click Reset Firmware Password
• B.  In System Preferences, click Start Up Disk, authenticate with an administrator account password, and click Reset Firmware Password
• C.  Start up the Mac Pro from the Recovery volume and choose Reset Firmware Password from the
  Utilities menu.
• D.  Turn off the Mac Pro, open it and change the configuration of its physical memory modules, then close it and turn it on again.