Know-IT-All Chapter Quiz: iSeries Access on i5

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  1. iSeries Access and related software components are delivered as part of licensed program product 5722-XW1. To verify that you have this licensed program installed, use the command ____________.

    a. GO LICPGM
    b. GO LICASA
    c. GO IACPRG

    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 191, for answer

  2. Once iSeries Access is installed, you have _______ days of use before a software license key is required to continue using the product.

    a. 40
    b. 70
    c. 100

    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 191, for answer

  3. The primary function of iSeries Access is to provide an interactive connection to the i5 server. True or false?
    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 192, for answer

  4. If you wish to simplify the login process you can select ___________.

    a. remember password
    b. go directly in
    c. bypass signon

    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 196, for answer


  5. Hot spots are clickable points on the display that mimic pressing a key on the keyboard. True or false?
    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 198, for answer

  6. A downfall of using iSeries Access is that users are not allowed to customize the behavior of their keyboard. True or false?
    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 199, for answer

  7. To create or modify the configuration of the keyboard mapping file, click ____________.

    a. customize
    b. create
    c. modify

    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 199, for answer

  8. To create a Macro, click the ________________icon.
    a. create Macro
    b. start keystroke recording
    c. script file

    Your answer:

    See book excerpt, page 203, for answer



    9. This was first published in May 2006

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