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Sometimes Exchange and Active Directory become unsynchronized as the result of a change made to the schema for other purposes . For example, KB951710 (fixed in Exchange 2007 SP1 roll-up update 5) describes the problem that occurred when an organization extended the Company attribute in the schema to accommodate more than 64 characters . All versions up to and including Exchange 2007 SP1 have code that expects the company attribute to be no more than 64 characters, so any attempt to write more than this amount through EMC or Exchange Management Shell (EMS) results in an error . You can use other tools (like ADSIEdit) to update Active irectory D through LDAP and write more than 64 characters into the attribute only to risk a potential corruption when Exchange subsequently attempts to retrieve or set the value . The same situation is known to have occurred with changes to other attributes such as Title and Initials, and although the Exchange engineering team is willing to consider changing their code to accommodate customer requirements to store more information in Active Directory, there will always be a time lag before Microsoft can issue new code . The moral of the story is that you need to carefully consider the impact of any schema update you make to Active Directory and test it thoroughly against all of the applications that use Active Directory before you apply the change in production .

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1. Which Image properties can you define to enable screen readers to describe a pic ture on a Web page (Choose all that apply.) A. AccessKey B. AlternateText C. DescriptionUrl D. ToolTip 2. Which of the following are accessibility features provided by ASP.NET (Choose all that apply.) A. Controls provide properties that enable you to provide hidden descriptions that are available to screen readers. B. Controls are displayed in high contrast by default. C. Controls that include a list of links at the top provide hidden links to skip over the links. D. Controls display text in large font sizes by default. 3. For which of the following guidelines does ASP.NET provide automated testing (Choose all that apply.) A. WCAG Priority 1 B. WCAG Priority 2 C. ADA D. Access Board Section 508

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You can create an answer file to run the Active Directory Installation Wizard without having to respond to the screen prompts. An answer file is a file that contains answers to questions that should be automated during installation. The answer file must contain all of the parameters that the Active Directory Installation Wizard needs to install Active Directory. An answer file that is used to install Windows Server 2003 can also include the installation of Active Directory, or you can create an answer file that installs only Active Directory and is run after the Windows Server 2003 setup is complete and you have logged on to the system. To create the answer file, refer to the instructions located in the Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Reference, viewable by opening the Ref.chm compiled HTML help file on the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM. The Ref.chm file is located in the Deploy.cab file in the \Support\Tools folder on the CD. The parameters required for the Active Directory setup answer file are described in Appendix B, Active Directory Setup Answer File Parameters. To install Active Directory using an answer file, complete the following steps: 1. Restart your computer and log on as Administrator. 2. Click Start and then click Run. In the Run dialog box, type dcpromo /answer: answer file, where answer file is the name of the answer file, in the Open box and click OK.

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For the purposes of formatting, cells are divided into two sections: the interior and the bor der. And, just as you can change the appearance of the gridlines and sheet tabs of a workbook, you can change the color and fill pattern of the interior of a cell. Changing the fill color of a cell to yellow or light orange can help set off the values in the formatted cells. In fact, as seen in Figure 10-2, many of the Excel AutoFormats use colored cell interiors to set a worksheet s data labels apart from the data itself.

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