A.Custom scripts are by default NOT error-handled.

B.Custom scripts must NOT be published.

C.You must create a backup copy of the entire workarea before you run custom scripts.

D.You must implement custom scripts in the standard macro set.

A.By adding the end user filter directly to library.html

B.By activating the author filter and applying it for end users

C.By adding the filter-specific library.txt infix to the URL

D.By cloning the structure and deleting the unwanted duplicates

A.Multiple workflows may be available for use in a single workarea.

B.All statuses must be used in each workflow created.

C.Workflows are assigned at the workarea level only.

D.Workflows may be defined for any content development process.

E.Only one workflow may be assigned to a single SAP Enable Now object.

A.The Windows user profile size on the end user machine must meet the minimum requirements for caching purposes or the caching path needs to be changed.

B.The Desktop Assistant installation requires at least 20 GB of disk space on the end user machine.

C.Quality assurance and general responsibility need to be clarified prior to the go-live.

D.Bandwidth and latency have to be tested on minimum requirements because slow electronic performance support will not be accepted.

E.The end user needs administration rights in Windows to run Desktop Assistant.

A.Workflows allow complete automation of content production scenarios.

B.Workflows prevent standard authors from editing resources.

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

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