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A. XFDL simplifies HTML programming.

B. XFDL future-proofs electronic forms as they are in human-readable XML.

C. XFDL makes pre-populating form data easier because of its code level engine.

D. XFDL documents can be rendered by any word processing software.

A. XML is self-describing. XML documents can be stored without schema definitions, because they contain meta data in the form of tags andattributes.

B. XML is based on a W3C standard, and is endorsed by software industry market leaders. Therefore, you are locked into using their technology.

C. XML is extensible. Since there are no fixed set of tags, new tags can be created as they are needed.

D. XML is simple to use. Information coded in XML is easy to read and understand. It lets you identify your information in an accurate, flexible andadaptable way, allowing for easier integration with other systems.

E. XML facilitates the comparison and aggregation of data. The tree structure of XML documents allows documents to be compared andaggregated efficiently element by element.

A. Right-click a field and select "Create Bind (Wizard)".

B. There is no bind wizard: binds must be manually created.

C. Go into the Instance View, select the desired node element, then right-click and select "Create Bind (Wizard)".

D. Go into the XForms View, select the Model node, then right-click and select "Create Bind (Wizard)".

A. open the form in a text editor and change the version number

B. open the form in the Viewer and change the XFDL version number in the properties configuration

C. open the form in the Designer and change the XFDL version number in the form global properties

D. open the form in the Designer and accept the prompt to automatically upgrade the form

A. Each item below the table should be positioned relative to any previous item that is below the table or to the table itself.

B. When Mark uses a table all items below will automatically shift down or up when needed.

C. Only the item directly below the table should be positioned relative to the table.

D. All items below the table should be positioned absolute to the table.

A. XForms is based on XML formatted specification.

B. XForms models typically consist of data, binds, and submissions.

C. XForms is a W3C recommendation.

D. XForms includes a presentation layer for designing forms.

A. Jane needs to call the launchModalDialog function from a compute, passing an XPath reference to the instance that contains the HTML.

B. Jane needs to create a button of type 'link', and set the launchModalDialog property of the button to 'on'. She also needs to specify a URL tothe desired HTML page in the 'url' property.

C. Jane needs to create a button of type 'html', and set the launchModalDialog property of the button to 'on'. Shealso needs to specify the HTMLpage in the 'content' property.

D. Jane needs to call the launchModalDialog function from a compute, and pass a URL to the desired HTML page as a parameter.

A. XForms Panes are insulated from the XFDL items outside of them, as the panes are given a dynamically generated SID at runtime. XForms Panes are unique in that they require the reference to contain ".PANE" in order to access the itemsinside the pane. For example:PAGE1.AddressPane.PANE.FIELD1.

B. XForms panes are actually iframes inside an XFDL form. The best way to access the values inside the items within the XForms pane is to usethe API.

C. XForms Panes are insulated from the XFDL items outside of them, as the panes are given a dynamically generated SID at runtime. The bestway to reference the values of the items inside the pane is through the XForms data model.

D. XForms Panes are actually iframes inside an XFDL form. The way to reference the values of the items inside the pane is throughthe XFormsdata model.