MCDST Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-272): Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Desktop Applications on Microsoft Windows XP, Second Edition comments and corrections (922205)



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This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book MCDST Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-272): Supporting Users and Troubleshooting Desktop Applications on Microsoft® Windows® XP, Second Edition, 0-7356-2221-3.

The following topics are covered:

  • Page 10-37: Answer should be D
  • Page 15-8: Corrections to answer option C
  • Page 15-10: Corrections to answer C
  • Page 15-15: Answer C is Incorrect

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Page 10-37: Answer should be D

On page 10-37, under the Lesson 2 Review heading the last paragraph reads:

"Answer C is correct. Enabling Windows Firewall on the host computer is all the administrator needs to do on a network that is already configured and running properly. Answers A and B are incorrect because routers, DSL, and cable modems are not requirements of Windows Firewall.. Answer D is incorrect because Windows Firewall should not be installed on computers that are not directly connected to the Internet."

It should read:

"Answer D is correct. All computers should have Windows Firewall enabled, even if there is another firewall protecting them from Internet attacks. The reason for this is that many attacks originate from the internal network For example, if one of the user's four computers is a notebook, it might become infected with a work while connected to an unprotected wireless network at a coffee shop. The next time the infected computer connects to the internal network, the worm could spread to the other computers if they do not have a firewall running. A and B are incorrect because routers, DSL, and cable modems are not requirements of Windows Firewall."

Page 15-8: Corrections to answer option C

On page 15-8, answer option C reads:

"C. Use the Save tab of the Options dialog box in both programs to set the Documents location to D drive."

It should read:

"C. Use the File locations tab of the Options dialog box in Word and the General tab of the Options dialog box in Excel to set the Documents location to D drive."

Page 15-10: Corrections to answer C

On page 15-10, answer C reads:

"C. Correct: Use the File Locations tab to set the default Documents location as well as other file locations."

It should read:

"C. Correct: Use the File Locations tab in Word to set the default Documents location as well as other file locations and use the General tab in Excel to set the default file location."

Page 15-15: Answer C is Incorrect

On page 15-15, question 1, answer C reads:

"C. Correct: Locking the toolbars in Internet Explorer also locks the status bar, which will prevent it from being turned off in the future."

It should read:

"C. Incorrect: Locking the toolbars in Internet Explorer also locks the status bar, but will not prevent it from being turned off in the future."

Microsoft Press is committed to providing informative and accurate books. All comments and corrections listed above are ready for inclusion in future printings of this book. If you have a later printing of this book, it may already contain most or all of the above corrections.

Modification Type:MinorLast Reviewed:7/19/2006
Keywords:KB922205