Adobe Experience Manager Component Developer 認定 9A0-382 試験問題:

1. You printed a document with crop marks, but the crop marks are cut off on the print even though you set a
Bleed value large enough to accommodate them. How do you ensure that the crop marks are completely visible on the print?

A) The Paper Size value must be large enough for both the page size and the crop marks.
B) The Slug value in the Document Setup dialog box must meet or exceed the Bleed value.
C) The Offset value in the Marks and Bleed panel must be large enough for the crop marks.
D) The Bleed values in the Print dialog box and Document Setup dialog box must be equal.

2. An existing table of contents is no longer current because the names of some chapters have changed.
How should you correct this?

A) Use the Type tool to select the existing table of contents, then choose Update All Links in the Links panel.
B) Make sure no objects are selected on the page, then choose Layout > Update Table of Contents.
C) Use the Selection tool to select the existing table of contents, choose Layout > Table of Contents
Styles and click New.
D) Use the Type tool to select the existing table of contents, then choose Regenerate Index and TOC from the Index panel menu.
E) Use the Selection tool to select the existing table of contents, then choose Layout > Update Table of
Contents.

3. Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

A graphics frame (shown in gray) contains a selected image, but the image needs to occupy the frame completely without being cut off, and the size of the frame must not change. How should you make the graphic match the size of the frame?

A) Choose Object > Fitting > Frame Fitting Options, and turn on the AutoFit option.
B) Choose Object > Fitting > Fill Frame Proportionally.
C) Choose Object > Fitting > Frame Fitting Options, and set all Crop values to zero.
D) Choose Object > Fitting > Fit Frame to Content.

4. You want to import a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet and format the data using InDesign table features.
What would be the most efficient way to do this?

A) Save the Excel document in the CSV format. In InDesign, use File > Place to place the CSV file.
B) Select the cells in Excel and copy them to the clipboard. In InDesign, drag out a frame with the Table tool and then paste.
C) Select the cells in Excel and copy them to the clipboard. In InDesign, place the Type cursor in a text frame and paste.
D) Choose File > Place in InDesign, choose the Excel document, click OK, and then click.

5. What are two reasons for why would you choose to save a Photoshop image in RGB rather than CMYK before placing it in your InDesign document? (Choose two.)

A) You want to save the image in the Photoshop (PSD) format for better workflow.
B) RGB images are smaller in file size than equivalent CMYK images.
C) RGB images are easier to color manage for varying printing conditions.
D) You want to save the image as a JPEG for smaller file size.
E) RGB images can represent sharpened image detail better.

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