a few questions i need answered

[aUt0eXebat]

The * is the one i thought, am i right on these??

To view the current system resources in Windows 3.x, access the ____.

A: System Monitor
B: "About Program Manager" icon under Control Panel
C: "About Program Manager" entry under the HELP menu
*D: Device Manger

ISDN can provide which of the following?

A: Caller ID services
*B: Global Connectivity
C: SMDS
D: Speeds similar to that of a T-3

What DOS program is helpful in locating IRQ conflicts?

*A: DEBUG
B: MSD
C: SCANDISK
D: DEVICE MANAGER

 

[Descend492]

somebody studying for A+ cert much?

sorry, can't help with the answers to any degree of certainty

 

[hungrypete]

third ? is msd

 

[rbV5]

1. Its been some time since I used Win3.x, but I believe the system resources were listed under the help menu (I don't remember "device manager" until win95)

2. ISDN is between dial-up and xDSL, so I don't think its similar to T-3, but Global Connectivity sounds stupid enough to be right.

3. MSD in DOS was I think, "M"icro"S"oft "D"iagnostics, and "helpful" was a stretch (but it worked) Debug is for checking "Code" conflicts.

4. I could be wrong on all three!