True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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Dreamweaver MX allows you to
specify one event to trigger a behavior and only one action for each event.
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2.
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Using ActionScript, you can
create your own Dreamweaver MX behaviors.
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Whatever name you specify for a
rollover image must be unique, with no other object on the same page having the same
name.
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To add behaviors to images that
already exist on your page, you must first delete the existing images and re-add them using the
Insert Rollover Image command.
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Dreamweaver MX does not select
any of the options in the Swap Image dialog box by default You must choose any option that you want
to be selected.
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The events in the Events pop-up
menu might change depending on the action and browser type that you choose.
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If you choose an event from the
top section of the Events pop-up menu, the behavior call is added to the object's tag.
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The Swap Image Restore action
restores only the last swapped image, so if you have two swap images, only the last one is
restored.
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An action is what occurs when a
user clicks a button.
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Multiple
Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the
question.
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Which term refers to something
used to add interactivity to your Web pages? a. | Actions | c. | Navigations | b. | Behaviors | d. | Animations | | | | |
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Which term refers to an image
that changes appearance when the user moves the mouse pointer over the top of it? a. | popover | c. | rollover | b. | mouseover | d. | passover | | | | |
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You can open the Rollover Image
dialog box by clicking the Insert menu, pointing to ____, and then clicking Rollover
Image. a. | Interactive Behaviors | c. | Behavior Images | b. | Behaviors | d. | Interactive Images | | | | |
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Which of the following symbols,
when placed in the Link text box of the Property inspector, will cause a browser to change the
pointer to a pointing hand when the pointer rolls over a rollover button? a. | at sign (@) | c. | ampersand (&) | b. | number sign (#) | d. | asterisk (*) | | | | |
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You can add an existing
behavior to an existing button by using which dialog box? a. | Swap Image | c. | Attach Behavior | b. | Add Action | d. | Include Behavior | | | | |
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Which option in the Swap Image
dialog box can you select to be certain that your rollover images are loaded when the main page is
loaded? a. | Load Images First | c. | Preload Images | b. | Load Images with Page | d. | Interlace Images | | | | |
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The Events pop-up menu in the
Behaviors panel appears a. | only after you add an action and select
the event. | b. | only when you click Events on the Behaviors panel Options
menu. | c. | when you click the Events tab at the top of the Behaviors
panel. | d. | when you add a new behavior to the panel. | | |
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Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
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Dreamweaver MX Behaviors are
prewritten ____________________ codes that can be easily added to your page.
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You can download new behaviors
from the Dreamweaver Web site by selecting the Dreamweaver ____________________ option on Dreamweaver
MX's Help menu.
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The Behaviors panel can be
opened by clicking the Behaviors option on the ____________________ menu.
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Selecting the Restore Images
______________________________ option in the Swap Image dialog box causes a rollover button to be
restored to the original image when the mouse pointer moves off the second image.
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A(n) ____________________, such
as the user clicking a button, is what causes an action to occur.
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The Events pop-up menu is
divided into ____________________ sections.
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23.
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If you choose an event from the
bottom section of the Events pop-up menu, the behavior call is added to a(n) ____________________
containing the selected object.
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24.
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When creating rollover buttons,
remember that they can affect file size because the size of the button is effectively
____________________ when the page containing it is downloaded.
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