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A+ Operating Systems Sample Questions
- You can't print from Windows. How can you test to see whether or not it's the printer at fault? Select all that apply.
- at a DOS prompt type "dir > prn"
- at a DOS prompt type "type c:\autoexec.bat > lpt1:"
- at a DOS prompt type "print dir"
- after a dir command, hit the prtscr key
- edit the "print=" line in system.ini
Answer :A, B
- You've got a couple of megs left on your hard drive, and now, all of a sudden, you can't print from Windows. Why?
- print manager needs hard drive space to spool print jobs until they're printed
- Windows can't expand its swap file enough to service its print function
- The Windows kernel doesn't have enough space to load the print driver
- DOS shuts down the printer function to preserve space for itself
- The DOS kernel turns off the Windows print function and loads its own smaller print functions
Answer :A
- What is the Windows font type that consists only of line segments, and have no filled in areas?
- bitmap
- vector
- lined
- outline
- raster
Answer :B
- Which font type is infinitely rescalable?
- bitmap
- outline
- vector
- TIF
- PCX
Answer :C
- Which type of font is characterized by poor quality, fast, and small file size?
- vector
- outline
- bitmap
- raster
- lined
Answer :A
- Which font type is composed only of dots on the screen?
- bitmap
- outline
- vector
- matrix
- plotted
Answer :A
- Which file extensions indicate a bitmap type file? Select all that apply.
- BMP
- TIF
- PCX
- TRX
- PGM
Answer :A, B & C
- The image in a bitmap file is also known as a raster image.
- true
- false
Answer :A
- Which font type combines the properties of both vector and bitmap?
- outline
- matrix
- plotted
- fixed
- sputtered
Answer :A
- Truetype fonts are of which font type?
- matrix
- outline
- plotted
- vector
- truetype is not a font type
Answer :B
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