A.Workflows enable the author to proceed to the next content processing status without knowing the responsible contacts.

B.Workflows prevent standard authors from editing resources.

C.Workflows allow complete automation of content production scenarios.

D.Workflows force all authoring roles to follow pre-defined object lifecycles.

A.Add the Upload Active Content permission to all users.

B.Adapt the password policy of the Manager to the password policy of the customer.

C.Use standard ports only.

D.Contact network administrators to confirm that the network security restrictions allow the required MIME types.

A.If the interface is the same, but the process changed completely

B.When the interface changed, but the process is still the same

C.If you re-record a simulation that was recorded in Quick Recording mode

D.When the interface changed, and the process changed only slightly

A.Use the Roles field in Producer and publish one Desktop Assistant for all users so users can select their roles manually.

B.Connect Desktop Assistant with the target application and use the roles provided by the application.

C.Activate the Desktop Assistant Tracking option in the Desktop Assistant playback settings.

D.Publish several content packages via role-filtered publishing of subtrees.

A.Use context help to explain all of the Office UI elements.

B.Start with an easy scenario by using Desktop Assistant with simulations.

C.Deliver Desktop Assistant with guided tours for all new Office features.

D.Use Web Assistant.