To convert a copy of a string to all uppercase letters, use the method of the String object.
a. ToUpper
b. ConvertToUpper
c. ToString
d. ToUpperCase
a. ToUpper
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
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Instead of deleting an e-mail message, you can move the message out of the inbox to inactive ________ folders
A) archive B) outbox C) signature block D) junk mail
Match the following features with the masters that control them:
I. handout master II. Edit Master III. notes master IV. slide master V. multiple masters A. designate location of placeholders and objects on slides B. group on the Slide Master tab C. modified primarily for the speaker with individual slides D. can contain six slides per page E. when a presentation contains two or more themes
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A. weakly connected B. completely connected C. strongly connected D. inversely connected