You create a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 workbook.
You save the workbook in the C:\Data folder as an OpenXML package. You copy a file named Data.xml from the C:\Data folder to the CustomXML folder in the package. You rename the copied file to Item1.xml.
You add the following XML fragment to the Document.xml.rels file in the package.
<Relationship Id="rId1"
Type="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships/CustomXML "
Target="..." />
You need to ensure that the workbook can use the custom XML document part.
Which value should you use for the Target attribute in the XML fragment?

• A. /CustomXML/Item1.xml
• B. C:/Data/Data.xml
• C. /Data/Data.xml
• D. C:/Data/CustomXML/Item1.xml

You create a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 workbook.
You save the workbook in the C:\Data folder as an OpenXML package. You copy a file
named Data.xml from the C:\Data folder to the CustomXML folder in the package. You
rename the copied file to Item1.xml.
You add the following XML fragment to the Document.xml.rels file in the package.
< Relationship Id="rId1"
Type="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/officeDocument/2006/relationships/CustomXML "
Target="..." / >
You need to ensure that the workbook can use the custom XML document part.
Which value should you use for the Target attribute in the XML fragment?

• A. /CustomXML/Item1.xml
• B. C:/Data/Data.xml
• C. /Data/Data.xml
• D. C:/Data/CustomXML/Item1.xml

You create a custom template for Microsoft Office Word 2007 by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO).
You add two Text content controls named control1 and control2 to the template.
The template contains the following custom XML fragment.
< ProductList >
<Product id="1">
<Name> Chai </Name>
</Product>
<Product id="2">
<Name>Chang</Name>
</Product> </ ProductList >
You need to ensure that control1 displays the id of the Product and control2 displays the name of the Product.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. control1.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product/@id", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]); control2.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product/name", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]);
• B. control1.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product[1]/id", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]); control2.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product[1]/name", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]);
• C. control1.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product/id", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]); control2.XMLMapping.SetMapping( " / ProductList /Product/name", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]);
• D. control1.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product[1]/@id", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]); control2.XMLMapping.SetMapping("/ ProductList /Product[1]/name", "", ActiveWindow.Document.CustomXMLParts [1]);

You create an add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook by using Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO). The add-in must set up a WindowSelectionChange event for the Outlook e-mail messages by using Microsoft Office Word as the editor.
You write the following lines of code. (Line numbers are included for reference only.)
01 void WindowSelectionChange ( Word.Selection Sel ) {
02 Outlook.Inspector ins = Application.ActiveInspector ();
03 if ( ins.EditorType == Outlook.OlEditorType.olEditorWord ) {
04 ...
05 app.WindowSelectionChange += new
06 Word.ApplicationEvents4_WindowSelectionChangeEventHandler
07 ( WindowSelectionChange );
08 }
09 }
You need to bind the event to the Word application object.
Which code segment should you insert at line 04?

• A. Word.Application app = ( ins.WordEditor as Word.Document ).Application;
• B. Word.Application app = ins.WordEditor as Word.Application ;
• C. Word.Application app = ( ins.CurrentItem as Word.Document ).Application;
• D. Word.Application app = ins.CurrentItem as Word.Application ;