Free Microsoft 70-511 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You use Microsoft .NET Framework 4 to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application named MyApp.exe. You use Microsoft Windows Installer to package the application.
You create an icon file named Application.ico.
You need to associate Application.ico with MyApp.exe when MyApp.exe is deployed.
What should you do?

• A.  Use the File Types Editor tool.
• B.  Set the AddRemoveProgramsIcon property to Application.ico.
• C.  Rename the icon file to MyApp.exe.ico.
• D.  Use the File System Editor tool to set the Icon property to Application.ico.

You are developing an XBAP application for your company intranet. During several development iterations, you manually copy the working executable, application, and deployment manifest files to the test Web server. You create an HTML file that has a hyperlink to the deployment manifest that you use for testing. During the next iteration, you enhance the XBAP application by making changes to the application.
When you use the hyperlink to the deployment manifest to test the deployment, you do not see the changes.
You need to ensure that the changes you make are visible when you test the deployment from your machine.
What should you do?

• A.  Delete the application, deployment, and executable files from the Web server. Then recopy the same files from the project bin directory to the Web server, restart IIS, and click the Install hyperlink again.
• B.  Delete the application, deployment, and executable files from the Web server. Then rebuild the XBAP solution and manually copy the same files from the project bin directory to the Web server and click the Install hyperlink again.
• C.  Restart Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). Then click the Install hyperlink again.
• D.  Open a Visual Studio command prompt and run mage -cc. Then click the Install hyperlink again.

You are developing a user control for a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application.
The user control contains a button. Both the user control and the hosting control must receive the button click event.
You need to ensure that the user control responds to the button click event before the hosting control responds to the event.
What should you do?

• A.  Use a standard Microsoft .NET event. Set the Handled property to True.
• B.  Use a bubbling routed event. In the button click event handler, set the Handled property to False.
• C.  Use a bubbling routed event. In the button click event handler, set the Handled property to True.
• D.  Use a tunneling routed event. Set the Handled property to False.

You use Microsoft .NET Framework 4 to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application.
You want to add an audio player that plays .wav or .mp3 files when the user clicks a button. You plan to store the name of the file to a variable named SoundFilePath.
You need to ensure that when a user clicks the button, the file provided by SoundFilePath plays.
What should you do?

• A.  Write the following code segment in the button onclick event.
  System.Media.SoundPlayer player = new System.Media.SoundPlayer(SoundFilePath);
  player.Play() ;
• B.  Write the following code segment in the button onclick event.
  MediaPlayer player = new MediaPlayer() ;
  player.Open(new URI(SoundFilePath), UriKind.Relative));
  player.Play() ;
• C.  Reference the Microsoft.DirectX Dynamic Link Libraries. Use the following code
  segment in the button onclick event.
  Audio song = new Song(SoundFilePath);
  song.CurrentPosition = song.Duration;
  song.Play ();
• D.  Use the following code segment from the PlaySound() Win32 API function and call the
  PlaySound function in the button onclick event.
  [sysimport (dll="winmm.dll") ]
  public static extern long PlaySound(String SoundFilePath, long hModule, long dwFlags);

You are developing a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application.
The application contains stylized body text and heading test. The heading text is a slight variation of the body text.
You need to ensure that if the body text changes, the heading text automatically inherits those changes.
What should you do?

• A.  Set the Key property of the heading style to start with the name of the body text style.
• B.  Set the TargetType property of the heading style to TextBlock.
• C.  Set the Value property of the style setter to point to a static resource.
• D.  Set the BasedOn property of the heading style to point to a static resource for the body text style.