SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP Enable Now - C-SEN-2011 Exam Practice Test

A. To create combinations and conditions to show or hide objects

B. To group several objects in one page

C. To collect user clicks in the book page for tracking mouse location

D. To collect a text variable

A. Use the Quick Recording option for the best possible recording results.

B. Create a short storyboard with the steps to be recorded and the data to be used.

C. Set up the application in the same way that the end user would use it.

D. Activate the roll-over effects in the settings for a realistic recording.

A. Book page instances and their underlying book page templates must be kept in the same group.

B. Objects in a book page instance inherit their properties from the book page template.

C. Objects inherited from a book page template can be deleted in the instance by the author.

A. The SAP Enable Now recording profile for the applications

B. All specific application requirements (Terminal Server, Citrix, local only, etc.)

C. Access to the applications

D. Administrator credentials

A. Desktop Assistant can be rolled out for an application, but will support the application context only.

B. The PAM shows the limitations for SAP applications. Non-SAP applications are supported out-of- the-box.

C. Because the application is not listed in the PAM, Desktop Assistant cannot be rolled out for this application.

D. Because the application is not listed in the PAM, it is not officially supported. You must evaluate whether the application will work.

A. Check-out the full workarea tree.

B. Create a group for each content project on the top level of the content tree.

C. Assign authors their own personal group for content creation.

D. Provide an authoring guideline.

A. They are saved in the trainer resource.

B. When they are appended to the URL, they override default settings.

C. They can be modified by end users.

D. They can be set on project level by using the Project Override settings.

A. If the target object is out-of-scope from the current perspective.

B. If the target object is a text unit.

C. If the target object resides on a different tree level than the source object.

D. If the target object is hidden.