You are creating a Virtual Earth 6.0 application.
A Web page of the application contains the following code segment.
control = document.createElement("div");
control.id = "CustomControl";
A custom control must be added on top of the map on the Web page.
You need to ensure that the custom control responds only to its own mouse-click events.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. control.innerHTML = "<input type='button' value='Click' />"; map.AddControl(control); map.AttachEvent("onclick", ClickHandler);
• B. control.innerHTML = "<input type='button' value='Click' onclick='ClickHandler()' />"; map.AddControl(control);
• C. control.innerHTML = "<input type='button' value='Click' onclick='ClickHandler()' />"; document.getElementById('Map').appendChild(control);
• D. control.innerHTML = "<input type='button' value='Click' />";
  document.getElementById('Map').appendChild(control);
  document.getElementById('CustomControl').attachEvent("onclick", ClickHandler);

You are creating a Virtual Earth 6.0 application. The application will use data that is stored in the Microsoft MapCruncher output format.
The MapCruncher output is defined in the following manner:
var tileSrc =
http://dev.live.com/virtualearth/sdk/layers/layer1
You need to ensure that the application displays the data as a new layer on the Virtual
Earth map.
Which code segment should you use?

• A. var tileSourceSpec = new VETileSourceSpecification("layer1", tileSrc + /%1.png); map.AddTileLayer(tileSourceSpec, true);
• B. var tileSourceSpec = new VETileSourceSpecification("layer1", tileSrc + "/%4.png"); map.AddTileLayer(tileSourceSpec, true);
• C. var tileSourceSpec = new VETileSourceSpecification("layer1", tileSrc + /%4); map.AddTileLayer(tileSourceSpec, true);
• D. var tileSourceSpec = new VETileSourceSpecification("layer1/%4.png", tileSrc); map.AddTileLayer(tileSourceSpec, true);

You are creating a Web application. You are given the URL of a Web page. When the URL is encoded with map control properties, it generates custom maps by using the Virtual
Earth 6.0 map control.
The Web page uses the following JavaScript code segment to decode the URL.
var pos=location.search.indexOf("?") +1;
var loc1=location.search.substr(pos);
var point1=loc1.split(" & ");
var a= point1[0];
var b= point1[1];
var c= point1[2];
var d=point1[3];
var e= point1[4];
var f= point1[5];
var g= point1[6];
map=new VEMap('myMap');
map.LoadMap(new VELatLong(a,b),c,d,e,f,g);
You need to encode the URL to generate a custom map by using your own settings.
Which encoded URL should you use?

• A. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-
  7 4.04472&1&a%&0&14&0
• B. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-
  7 4.04472&12&r&0&2&1
• C. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?a=40.689167&-
  b=74.04472&c=21&d=o&e=0&f=2&g=0
• D. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-74.04472&0&h&1&6&1

You need to display a navigation control that permits the rotation of a three-dimensional
Virtual Earth 6.0 map. Which code segment should you use?

• A. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.SetMapMode(VEMapMode.Mode3D); map.Hide3DNavigationControl(); }
• B. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(null, null, null, false ,
  VEMapMode.Mode3D); }
• C. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap();
  map.Show3DNavigationControl(); }
• D. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(null, null, null, true ,
  VEMapMode.Mode3D); map.Show3DNavigationControl(); }
• E. function GetMap() { map = new VEMap('myMap'); map.LoadMap(null, null, null, true ,
  VEMapMode.Mode3D); map.Hide3DNavigationControl(); }

You are creating a Web application. You are given the URL of a Web page. When the URL is encoded with map control properties, it generates custom maps by using the Virtual
Earth 6.0 map control.
The Web page uses the following JavaScript code segment to decode the URL.
var pos=location.search.indexOf("?") +1;
var loc1=location.search.substr(pos);
var point1=loc1.split(" & ");
var a= point1[0];
var b= point1[1];
var c= point1[2];
var d=point1[3];
var e= point1[4];
var f= point1[5];
var g= point1[6];
map=new VEMap('myMap');
map.LoadMap(new VELatLong(a,b),c,d,e,f,g);
You need to encode the URL to generate a custom map by using your own settings.
Which encoded URL should you use?

• A. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-
  7 4.04472&1&a%&0&14&0
• B. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-
  7 4.04472&12&r&0&2&1
• C. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?a=40.689167&-
  b=74.04472&c=21&d=o&e=0&f=2&g=0
• D. http: //www.mymappingsite.com/mymappage.aspx?40.689167&-74.04472&0&h&1&6&1