You are developing an XBAP application for your company intranet. During several development iterations, you manually copy the working executable, application, and deployment manifest files to the test Web server. You create an HTML file that has a hyperlink to the deployment manifest that you use for testing. During the next iteration, you enhance the XBAP application by making changes to the application.
When you use the hyperlink to the deployment manifest to test the deployment, you do not see the changes.
You need to ensure that the changes you make are visible when you test the deployment from your machine.
What should you do?

• A. Delete the application, deployment, and executable files from the Web server. Then rebuild the XBAP solution and manually copy the same files from the project bin directory to the Web server and click the Install hyperlink again.
• B. Delete the application, deployment, and executable files from the Web server. Then recopy the same files from the project bin directory to the Web server, restart IIS, and click the Install hyperlink again.
• C. Open a Visual Studio command prompt and run mage -cc. Then click the Install hyperlink again.
• D. Restart Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). Then click the Install hyperlink again.

You use Microsoft. NET Framework 4 to create a custom Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application.
Your environment includes several WPF applications. The applications use the same logo and style configuration as part of a corporate standard.
You need to ensure that the existing applications can be updated to use the same logo and style settings without recompiling.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Create a resource in an XAML file that contains the logo and style configurations.
• B. Add the resource as a Resource Dictionary in the Merged Dictionaries collection of each application.
• C. Use Resource Manager to read the content of the resource. Manually assign the style configurations included in the resource file to the appropriate control in each application.
• D. Mark the resource as an embedded resource in each application.
• E. Create a resource in a custom control that contains the logo and style configurations.

You use Microsoft .NET Framework 4 to create a Windows Forms application. You have a dataset as shown in the following exhibit.

You plan to add a DataGridView to display the dataset.
You need to ensure that the DataGridView meets the following requirements:
Shows Order Details for the selected order.
Shows only Order Details for items that have UnitPrice greater than 20.
Sorts Products by ProductName
Which code segment should you use?

• A. productsDataGridView.DataSource = ordersBindingSource productsBindingSource.Filter = "UnitPrice > 20" productsBindingSource.Sort = "ProductName"
• B. ordersBindingSource.DataSource = productsBindingSource ordersBindingSource.DataMember = "FK_Order_Details_Products" productsBindingSource.Filter = "UnitPrice > 20" productsBindingSource. Sort =
  ---
  "ProductName"
• C. order_DetailsBindingSource.DataSource = ordersBindingSource order_DetailsBindingSource.DataMember = "FK_Order_Details_Orders" order_DetailsBindingSource.Filter = "UnitPrice > 20" productsBindingSource.Sort = "ProductName"
• D. order_DetailsDataGridView.DataSource = ordersBindingSource order_DetailsBindingSource.Filter "UnitPrice:> 20" productsBindingSource.Sort = "ProductName"

You use Microsoft .NET Framework 4 to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application.
You create a Button control for the application.
You need to ensure that the application meets the following requirements:
- When the mouse pointer is over the Button control, the background color of the button is set to red and the Button control appears bigger. - When the mouse pointer is not over the Button control, the button returns to its original state.
What should you do?

• A. Add a method named ChangeAppearance in the code-behind file. Subscribe the ChangeAppearance method to the MouseEnter event of the Button control,
• B. Create a template. Declare a VisualState element in the template.
• C. Create a StoryBoard animation. Add an EventTrigger class to the Button control that begins the StoryBoard animation.
• D. Create a ScaleTransform class. Bind the ScaleX and ScaleY properties of the Button control to the Background property by using a custom value converter.

You use Microsoft .NET Framework 4 to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application. You write the following code fragment.

You need to implement the MyProject.MyConverter class.
What should you do?

• A. Inherit from the TypeConverter class.
• B. Implement the IMultiValueConverter interface.
• C. Apply the TypeConverterAttribute attribute.
• D. Implement the IValueConverter interface.