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Apple Mac Integration Basics 10.8 Sample Questions:

1. In OS X, the "Connect to Server" command in the Finder supports which TWO of these
network file protocols? (Select up to 2 responses.)

A) FTP
B) ADC
C) AFP
D) P2PP
E) NCP

2. You configured a Mac to print to a network printer that has a duplex unit. When you choose Print, the Print dialog does not display the two-sided printing option. To enable two-sided printing, you must _____________.

A) choose Page Setup from the File menu, choose the printer from the Printer pop-up menu, then select DuplexPrinting Unit
B) choose Print from the File menu, choose Printer Features from the Print Options pop-up menu, and then selectDuplex Printing Unit in the pane on the left
C) open Print & Scan preferences, select the printer, and then select Duplex Printing Unit in the pane on the left
D) open Print & Scan preferences, select the printer, click Options & Supplies, click Driver, and then select DuplexPrinting Unit

3. Which password could have been generated by the "Memorable" option in Password Assistant?

A) wua&*T\EsXCX
B) 5WW1ou5CCcDn
C) hyeleliehdau
D) 261508614394
E) bag0\copers

4. Which password could have been generated by the "Letters and Numbers" option in Password Assistant?

A) wua&*T\EsXCX
B) 5WW1ou5CCcDn
C) hyeleliehdau
D) 261508614394
E) bag0\copers

5. What is a valid method to migrate documents from a Windows computer to a new MacBook Pro running OS X Lion?

A) Start up the MacBook Pro in target disk mode. Connect the two computers with a USB cable. When the Mac hard disk appears on the Windows computer's desktop, copy the documents you want to transfer to your home folder on the Ma
B) Connect both computers to the same network. Open Migration Assistant on both computers. In Migration Assistant on the Mac, select the documents you want to transfer and click Continue.
C) Connect an external hard drive to the Windows computer. Copy the documents you want to transfer from the Windows computer over to the external hard disk. Disconnect the hard drive from the Windows computer, and connect the drive to the Ma Open Disk Utility and click "Scan Disk for Restore" to convert the volume to a format that Mac OS X can read Copy the documents from the external hard disk to your home folder on the Ma
D) Connect the two computers with a USB cable. Using Migration Assistant on the Mac, select the documents you want to transfer and click Continue.
E) Connect a hard drive to the Windows computer and copy the documents to be migrated to the hard disk. Disconnect the hard drive from the Windows computer, and connect the drive to the Ma Open Boot Camp Utility. Select the files you want to transfer and click Continue.

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